Question 1

Made in usa but sourced from where????

Accepted Answer

We buy from Importers that have been in the Herbal Import business from China and Taiwan for over 25 years located in Los Angeles, San Francisco & New York.

Question 2

Does this go through any certification that proves it has the herbs listed in the ingredients? (concerned as label doesn't look very professional)

Accepted Answer

We work with a batch system and each batch is assigned a Lot#. The ingredients that we allot to each Lot# is logged at time of manufacture to account for each ingredient and from which Vendor we purchased the ingredients. At different times of the year it is necessary to make substitutions for a specific ingredient as the ingredient that was used in one Lot# may not be available in a Lot # designed several months later from the same Vendor throughout the year due to seasonality, import restrictions or other circumstances.

As a result there can be a different color, texture, smell and overall appearance to a Lot# (i.e. Herbal Formula) as each Lot# has several different ingredients which can be purchased from different Vendors throughout the year. Each Vendor has its own manufacturing process which can result in one herbal ingredient being fluffy powder and from a different Vendor the same ingredient can be denser/heavier and appear as grainy, sandy or clump together ---- as the processing technique varies from Vendor to Vendor --- whereby one Vendor grinds herbs down to a fine powder and another Vendor does not use the same process and the end result can be a textured product in its more 'natural state' as less manufacturing processes were used on the material.

We have been using these various herbal ingredients for over 10 years from the same Vendors in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York without incident.

Question 3

How many teaspoons are in the 50 grms of this product?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 30 but ask Google that same question. I give my Pomeranian this every day 1 teaspoon and 50 grams last about one month. Bye the way if you have a dog with heart problems mine has an enlarged heart these products from Pawhealer s are a miracle I have used them for over 5 years and they have extended my dogs lives without using the chemical drugs your vet. Will give you. That has been my experience but do your research before you listen to anyone on what is best for your pet . I researched the internet for days. Good luck.

Question 4

Does this powder taste bitter or awful to dogs? If I mix it in her food is it palatable for most dogs?

Accepted Answer

Our dog doesn’t like the texture. I have some very small silicone candy molds (like the size of a mini peanut butter cup. I mix up peanut butter and coconut oil 50/50, warm it slightly in the microwave, then make little peanut butter cups with this powder and about 1 teaspoon of the PB/oil mixture. They harden when stored in the refrigerator and our small dog eats them like treats.

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