Paxaid-formerly PAXXIN~Digestive Support~Since 1997

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PAXAID For Dogs
(formerly Paxxin)
Digestive Rescue Since 1997
PAXXIN – A Safe And Affordable Digestive Rescue For Dogs & Puppies.
Only The Best Ingredients Belong in an Amber Bottle
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Supports occasional gastric distress (diarrhea, nausea, & vomiting)
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Promotes appetite
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Promotes vitality
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Supports gut immunity
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Helps maintain normal healthy stool
Digestive & Immune Support
For use in Canines, Birds, Rabbits, and Guinea Pigs only
Paxxin is a natural blend for pets to support the normal functions of the gastrointestinal tract.  For felines, use Kitty-DT.
Stomach discomfort can be unpleasant for both pet and owner; these little mishaps can happen anywhere. Paxxin  is a natural blend of herbs designed to give the owner some peace of mind when it comes to:
Supporting the gastrointestinal tract
Supporting the normal functions of the gut
Supporting the immune system
Occasional loose stool
Occasional rumbling
Occasional change of color in the stool
Lethargy ( associated with normal body stress)
Paxxin works to help keep your pet in peak condition. Paxxin can be taken daily to help maintain proper and normal digestion, or when a little extra help is needed.  For felines, use Kitty-DT.
FOR SUPPORT & TO BUILD/KEEP THE IMMUNE SYSTEM UP, SOME PEOPLE/BREEDERS GIVE PAXXIN & VIBACTRA PLUS TWICE A DAY TO THE LACTATING MOTHER. DIRECTLY TO THE PUPS AFTER THEY REACH SIX WEEKS OF AGE & UP UNTIL THEY GO TO THEIR FOREVER HOME. IT IS FINE TO ENCOURAGE THE ADOPTIVE PARENTS TO CONTINUE. THIRTY DAYS ON, 5 DAYS OFF UNTIL THEY BEGIN HWF. THEN MAY CHOOSE TO GIVE ONCE A DAY ON THE 'OFF' WEEKS. PLEASE CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER OR MYSELF WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
Paxxin works to help keep your pet in peak condition. Paxxin can be taken daily to help maintain proper and normal digestion, or when a little extra help is needed.  For felines, use Kitty-DT.
If you purchase this product and want to also purchase Vibactra Plus, please contact me so we can adjust the shipping.
WEIGHT
DROPS
ml/cc
# OF SERVINGS PER BOTTLE
OAT
WATER ELECTROLYTE
S
Under 3 lbs
2
0.06
493
1 tsp
3-10 lbs
5
0.15
197
2 tsp
11-25 lbs
10
0.30
99
1 Tbsp
26-80 lbs
13
0.40
74
2 Tbsp
81-150 lbs
15
0.45
66
3 Tbsp
151-250 lbs
20
0.60
49
4 Tbsp
Directions for Use:
CANINES
General:
give orally every 15 minutes for the first hour, then every hour until the animal's stomach is calm for 6 hours.  Afterwards, give 4 times daily for 2-3 days.
Immune Support:
give orally 4 times daily for 5 days, take a 2 day break, then give 2 times daily for 5 days.
BIRDS, RABBITS & GUINEA PIGS
Add 20 drops to every 8 oz of water.
Ingredients
Product Facts
Certified Ingredients
“Proprietary Blend of (Colloidal Silver, Organic Chamomile Flowers, Organic Yarrow, Organic Plantain Leaf) 98 mg”
Organic Rosehip ……………………………………………….19 mg
Organic Echinacea ……………………………….….………12 mg
Organic Garlic ……………………………………..…….…….12 mg
Organic Goldenseal Root ……………………….……..…12 mg
Wildcrafted Oregon Grape Root ………………..…….11 mg
Organic Peppermint Leaf …………………….…….………8 mg
Organic Spearmint Leaf ……………………………..………8 mg
Organic Hibiscus Flowers ………………………..…………5 mg
Inactive Ingredients
Filtered Water, Organic Grain Alcohol USP 17 – 23% by volume
Caution:
Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven.  If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian.   An examination from a veterinarian is recommended prior to using this product.
Warning:
For animal use only.  Keep out of reach of children and other animals.  In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.
Paxxin Should Not Be Used With These Amber Technology Products:
HWF
Kitty-DT
ProTummy
Helpful Recipes
OAT WATER
Oat Water can be used for a homemade electrolyte fluids for canines.
1/2 gallon of water
1 cup of oats (Quaker Oats is OK)
1/3 cup of molasses
1 tsp of salt
Bring the water to a boil then add oats, salt, and molasses.  Boil for 5 minutes then let sit for 20 minutes.  After 20 minutes strain off the oats.
EMERGENCY TEA
This tea helps settles occasional upset stomachaches.
1 cup of Oat Water
2 tea bags of herbal peppermint with spearmint tea (we recommend "Bigelow's Mint Medle" tea)
2 tea bags of Chamomile tea
2 tea bags of Echinacea tea or 400 mg capsules
2 tsp. finely chopped fresh garlic
Heat (do not boil) 1 cup of oat water in a stainless steel or glass pot.  Add the rest of the ingredients while the oat water is warm.  Let sit until cool.  Administer the tea.
BEEF LIVER
A great recipe that provides extra protein to canines with an upset stomach.
2 slices of beef liver
Oat Water or electrolyte fluid
1/4 of a ripe banana
Boil the beef liver until thoroughly cooked.  Begin blending and add enough oat water or electrolyte fluid until the beef liver is thin enough to suck up into a syringe.  Add banana then add more oat water or electrolyte fluid if needed.
Administer Beef Liver every 3 hours.
Do not give more Beef Liver than recommended in the chart below; which may cause additional diarrhea.
Under 3 lbs..............1/8 tsp
2-3 lbs.....................1/4 tsp
4-10 lbs...................1/2 tsp
11-20 lbs....................1 tsp
21-30 lbs....................2 tsp
31-40 lbs....................1 Tbsp
41-50 lbs....................2 Tbsp
Add an additional 1 Tbsp for each 10 lbs of body weigh over 50 lbs.
Ella’s Treats shares important guidelines:
10 Steps to Overcoming Parvo
Please read ALL steps before beginning
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Step one- Administering PAXXIN
Administer Paxxin every 15 minutes for the first hour, directly into the mouth. Example: first time at 12:00, second time at 12:15, third time at 12:30, fourth time at 12:45, and then a fifth time at 1:00. After the first hour of administering every 15 min, administer the Paxxin every hour with the recommended amount of electrolyte solution. If you do not have the Paxxin on hand yet, start this protocol with the emergency tea recipe (found below), and then start the whole process over again when you receive the Paxxin. Continue to administer Paxxin every hour until your dog is eatrng and able to hold food down for six hours, then reduce the Paxxin to every six hours for three to four days.
Step Two- Administering any other Amber NaturalZ products
Other AN products that are recommended are Vibactra Plus or Vibactra (Use only one, we recommend the Vibactra Plus), Life Cell Support, Adizone and Petizol for fever. Of these recommended additional products, the Vibactra Plus will be the most important to use in a Parvo situation. Administer any of the above mentioned AN product with the first dosing of Paxxin directly behind the back of the teeth. Then, administer every six hours with the electrolyte fluid until three to four days after your dog is eating and able to hold food down for 6 hours. Remember that Paxxin is the only product that is administered every hour.
(Tip) You can mix each dosage in the same electrolyte fluid as the Paxxin.
Step Three- Hydration
One of the most important things in dealing with Parvo is to keep your dog hydrated. A Turgor test is a simple way of telling if your dog is dehydrated. To perform a Turgor test, simply pinch and pull up the loose skin on the back of your dog’s neck and twist it half a turn, let go and count in seconds the
time it takes to go back to its original state. If it takes longer than three seconds, your dog is dehydrated. Another way to check if your dog is hydrated is to press firmly on the dog’s gums and release. The color of the gums should turn pale where your finger was. Count the seconds it takes for your dog’s gum color to return. If it takes three seconds or longer, they are dehydrated. If your dog is dehydrated, start giving him the recommended amount of electrolyte fluid every hour. An enema is recommended. If the skin sticks together and takes longer than five seconds (or if the gums take longer than 5 seconds to regain color) , they are severely dehydrated. In the case of being severely dehydrated, start administering hydrating enemas found in step six. If your dog cannot hold down any electrolyte fluid, see severe vomiting in step 5. If you are unable to get your dog hydrated, take your dog immediately to the vet to get hydrated. Many vets will give you a hydrating kit to take home with you.
Step Four- Sugar Levels
The second most common reason dogs with Parvo go down quickly is low blood sugar. The simplest way to tell if their sugar levels are down is to check the color of the gums. Normally the gums should be a nice pink color (some dogs have brown or black gums, but there should still be some color). Monitor what the normal color of your pets’ gums are. White or pale gums indicate that the sugar level is low, but there are a few things you can do to help. The first thing you can do is to rub molasses or pancake syrup on the gums every twenty minutes. If that does not start turning your dog’s gums pink within a few hours, then start giving your dog the beef liver purée recipe by mouth (found on the insert of instructions that came with the Paxxin). If your dog is unable to hold the beef liver purée down, give your dog one enema with the beef liver purée. In addition, you can purchase Nutri-cal from your local pet supply store and give as directed on the label.
Step Five- Severe Vomiting
If your dog is unable to keep any food down, we have three recommendations. The first is to try MSM, which can be found in most Pharmacies in the arthritis section. Look for the pure MSM, not glucose with MSM. Most MSM will come in a pill form, so to administer it, divide it into the amount your dog needs according to the MSM to Weight chart (found on the Paxxin insert). Example: If you buy a 1000mg capsule or pill and your dog only needs 250mg, divide the MSM into 4 pieces. Once the MSM is divided, crush it up, mix it with the recommended amount of electrolyte fluid, and administer it every 12 hours as needed. MSM can be given by enema if your dog vomits the MSM. If none of the above work, then a trip to the vet to receive anti-nausea medication is recommended.
Step Six- Enemas
I do not recommend enemas. It is imperative to contact your Vet.
• For a hydrating enema, use electrolyte fluid with Paxxin.
• For a sugar level enema, use beef liver puree’.
• For an MSM enema, mix recommended amount of electrolyte fluid with recommended amount of MSM.
Step Seven- Bowel Movements
Bowel movements are essential to overcome parvo, as this is how a dog sheds the parvo virus. When a dog has not had any bowel movements, it may be caused by inflammation in the intestinal tract. To reduce the inflammation, it is recommended that you administer either Adizone every six hours or MSM every 12 hours. Most dogs will shed the Parvo virus up to four weeks after they have recovered from Parvo. For this reason, we suggest that you keep your animal confined to your house and yard for four weeks.
MSM by weight
< 3 lbs
75 mg
3-10lbs
125mg
11-20lbs 250mg
20-50lbs 500mg
51lbs+
1000mg
Step Eight- Relapse
A relapse is when your dog goes from getting better, or even from being fine, to getting worse. Pulling a dog out of a relapse is usually a very difficult task. It is essential that you keep an eye on the sugar levels and hydration levels. At the first sign of a relapse (which usually begins in vomiting or lethargy) start the Paxxin back up every hour. Continue giving the Paxxin every hour until your dog is eating on its own and holding food down for at least six hours or longer, then you can reduce the number of doses to four times per day. If your dog continues to get worse, try administering the MSM every 12 hours if you haven’t already.
Step Nine- First Foods
Once your dog is ready to eat, and is sniffing for food, it is advised not to give any commercial foods at this time as the intestinal tract has been damaged by the Parvo virus and needs bland soft foods to avoid irritating the stomach and risk the dog from not wanting to eat. We do recommend a beef stew recipe from Dr Picarne’s book called ‘Natural Health For Dogs & Cats’. Beef or rice flavored baby food is also fine to give.
Step Ten- Cleaning Up After Parvo
Once your animal is better and has been eating without vomiting for three to four days, you may stop administering Amber NaturalZ products. Unfortunately, you are not done with Parvo yet. To prevent other puppies from coming down with Parvo, we recommend cleaning your yard, home, and any place your dog may have been while sick with the Parvo virus. Keep an eye on the areas your animal has bowel movements, and spray the area down with bleach for the next four weeks. This will help prevent your yard and your dog from carrying the parvo virus and infecting other animals.
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Helpful Recipes
OAT WATER
Oat Water can be used for a homemade electrolyte fluid for canines.
·
1/2 gallon of water
·
1 cup of oats (Quaker Oats is OK)
·
1/3 cup of molasses
·
1 tsp of salt
Bring the water to a boil then add oats, salt, and molasses.  Boil for 5 minutes then let sit for 20 minutes.  After 20 minutes strain off the oats.
EMERGENCY TEA
This tea helps settles occasional upset stomachaches.
·
1 cup of Oat Water
·
2 tea bags of herbal peppermint with spearmint tea (we recommend "Bigelow's Mint Medley" tea)
·
2 tea bags of Chamomile tea
·
2 tea bags of Echinacea tea or 400 mg capsules
·
2 tsp. finely chopped fresh garlic
Heat (do not boil) 1 cup of oat water in a stainless steel or glass pot.  Add the rest of the ingredients while the oat water is warm.  Let sit until cool.  Administer the tea.
BEEF LIVER
A great recipe that provides extra protein to canines with an upset stomach.
·
2 slices of beef liver
·
Oat Water or electrolyte fluid
·
1/4 of a ripe banana
Boil the beef liver until thoroughly cooked.  Begin blending and add enough oat water or electrolyte fluid until the beef liver is thin enough to suck up into a syringe.  Add banana then add more oat water or electrolyte fluid if needed.
Administer Beef Liver every 3 hours.
Do not give more Beef Liver than recommended in the chart below; which may cause additional diarrhea.
·
Under 3 lbs..............1/8 tsp
·
2-3 lbs.....................1/4 tsp
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4-10 lbs...................1/2 tsp
·
11-20 lbs....................1 tsp
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21-30 lbs....................2 tsp
·
31-40 lbs....................1 Tbsp
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41-50 lbs....................2 Tbsp
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Add an additional 1 Tbsp for each 10 lbs of body weigh over 50 lbs.