Eleuthero
Eleutherococcus senticosus
Classic Soviet-researched adaptogen used to enhance stamina, stress resilience, and recovery without the stimulating edge of Panax ginseng. Supports working dogs, performance horses, and convalescent animals of all species.
Consult Your Veterinarian First
This information is for educational purposes only. Always consult a qualified veterinarian before using herbal remedies for your pet — especially if they are on medication, pregnant, or have existing health conditions.
Species Safety
An herb safe for one species may be toxic to another.
Dogs
SafeDuration: long term
Cats
SafeDuration: moderate term
Horses
SafeDuration: long term
Rabbits
No DataDuration: moderate term
Birds
No DataDuration: moderate term
Guinea Pigs
No DataDuration: moderate term
Dosing Guide
General guidance only — always consult your veterinarian.
| Species | Form | Dose | Frequency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dogs | capsule | 10-20 mg /lb | twice daily | Working and performance dogs; convalescence. |
| Cats | glycerin tincture | 2-5 drops | once daily | Monitor heart rate and blood pressure in cardiac cats. |
| Horses | dried herb | 10-25 grams | once daily | Performance and endurance support; check competition rules. |
Active Compounds
Compounds marked Cat Unsafe (phenols and many terpenes) cannot be metabolized by feline livers.
Quick Info
Plant Family
Araliaceae
Parts Used
root
Available Forms
dried herb, capsule, alcohol tincture, glycerin tincture
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