For larger animals, add an additional 5 drops of the Kennel-Koff remedy per 100 pounds of the animal's body weight to each dose. When dosing horses, elephants, and larger animals, please note: 100 drops = 1 tsp.; 50 drops = 1/2 tsp.; 25 drops = 1/4 tsp. A one (1) ounce bottle of Kennel-Koff contains approximately 1080 drops and a 4 ounce bottle contains approximately 4,320 drops.

Suggested Use:

Select proper dosage of Kennel-Koff from the chart above. Give orally 4 times daily for up to 10 days. One bottle of Kennel-Koff will treat approximately 3 medium sized puppies. For upper respiratory infections in birds or reptiles, it is suggested to add 2 drops to their waterers, rather than dosing directly in their mouths.

Suggested Preventative Use:

Kennel-Koff can be given twice a day for 10 days before and after a show or boarding at a kennel or when your pet has been exposed to another animal with kennel cough or an upper respiratory infection. This can help prevent your animal from coming down with the illness. Although this is not a guarantee, using the Kennel-Koff remedy as a preventative works well if dosed as soon as you know your pet has been exposed to another animal with an upper respiratory infection.

Note: IF the Kennel-Koff remedy does NOT take care of your dog, cat, horse, or other animals upper respiratory infection and stop the cough within 5 days, try the Pet's Cough & Cold Formula with it, as it may have the canine influenza virus (flu). If within 5 days of administering both the Kennel-Koff and the Pet's Cough & Cold Formula, your dog is not noticeably better, we recommend taking him to your vet to have him tested for canine distemper. We have had a rise in canine distemper cases again, starting in February 2007. Unfortunately, vets are diagnosing kennel cough in many of these cases. Canine distemper is harder to treat and can require months of treatment.

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