Western Medical Indications:
Anemia,fever after acute loss of blood due to parturition

TCVM Indications:
Blood and Qi Deficiency
Consumptive Fatigue
Fever after acute loss of blood
Warm ears/body surfaces
Yang floating with Heat
Thirsty for warm water
Pulse: Large and Weak
Tongue: Pale and dry

Contraindications:
Do not use in patients with a history of exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage or nosebleeds, fever due to Yin Deficiency.

Warning:
Stop administrating the formula immediately if the patient has diarrhea or unusual signs.

Dosage for Horse:
15 g twice daily as top dressing on feed

Dosage for Dog/Cat:
0.5 g per 10 to 20 lb body weight

Chinese Principles of Treatment:
Tonify Qi to generate Blood.

Classical Antecedent:
Dang Gui Bu Xue Tang from nei wai shang bian huo lun (内外伤辨惑论 Clarifying Doubts abut Injury from Internal and External Causes) written by Li Ao in 1247.

Ingredients:
Dang Gui-Angelica, Huang Qi-Astragalus