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Blooming Pets Devils Claw (Harpagophytum procumbens) is a herb originating in Africa that, in this tincture version, makes the qualities of the herb much more available. It is used for the promotion of normal joint and bone function and encourage joint mobility. It is of particular help to older dogs and cats for the nutritional maintenance of healthy bones and joints.
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For UK delivery, we charge the following:
| Order Total | Weight | Delivery |
| £0-£28.99 | Under 2kg | £2.99 |
| 2kg+ | £4.99 | |
| £29-£38.99 | Under 2kg | Free |
| 2kg+ | £4.99 | |
| £39+ | Under 2kg | Free |
| 2kg+ | Free |
Prices quoted are for delivery to all parts of mainland UK except certain Scottish postcodes (where the price is higher for items sent by courier. Delivery of food abroad (including Channel Islands, N. Ireland and other islands around the UK) is charged at a higher price and free delivery is not available. Temperature controlled products, such as Insulin, are also not always subject to the standard and/or free delivery options.
For full information on our delivery charges, including prices on heavy deliveries to Scotland and abroad, see our delivery information page.
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Some products, such as insulin and frozen food, need to be delivered in insulated packaging to prevent them from getting too warm (or too cold) during transit from us to you. Purchasing any of these items in your order will result in a £1.99 charge being added to the total to cover the high cost of the insulated packaging materials. You only pay the £1.99 once per order, regardless of how many temperature controlled items you purchase in that order.
Please call us as soon as possible if you need to amend or cancel an order on 01582 842096. If your order has been processed for dispatch we will be unable to cancel or amend the order. You will however be able to return your product for a full refund*.
To return an item, you must contact us by phone or email to arrange this BEFORE posting any product back to us. We will explain the process at this stage for you.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Blooming Pets Devils Claw Liquid for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Cate
My cat has arthritis and DJD and is currently prescribed Onsior, is this product safe to be used in conjunction with the Onsior?
Probably is the short answer, but combining herbal and licensed pharmaceutical products cannot always be regarded as perfectly safe. Opinions vary as to how much of an anti-inflammatory effect Devil's Claw can provide. Generally it is not safe to mix products with this sort of effect together. However Devil's Claw is often used with the so called NSAID products like Onsior and as far as I am aware, it is normally safe. You could try it but give the Devil's Claw in a low dose to start off with and gradually build it up. If your cat shows any signs of vomiting or diarrhoea, then it would be best to stop both medications and see your vet. This always applies with Onsior anyway, even on its own. (Usually it is very safe, but occasionally not.)
Tracey Mitchell
I am looking st this product for my 15 year old cat who is now very stiff. What is the recommended dosage and frequency and, in your experience, do cats tolerate this when mixed with a treat or is it best syringed into mouth? (My cat only eats dried food now, doesn't tolerate 'wet' cat food.)
Hello,
The recommended dosage for a cat (& small dogs) is as follows:
Dosage (by dogs/cats weight):
Less than 7.5kg :1/2 teaspoon (2.5ml) once per day
This product can be administered either way, but the easiest for you (and your cat) may be to try and disguise it in a soft treat or some pate/tuna etc. If this fails, you can try and syringe it manually into your cats mouth if he/she will tolerate this.
If you don't manage to administer this product with ease, there are palatable tablet versions which are worth trying as an alternative.
L Clifford
Does this liquid have to be mixed with food or can it be syringed into mouth?
It can be given directly into the mouth but should be given just before or after food, so that there is food in the stomach at the same time.
