Indications and TCM Applicaton:
Pruritus, restlessness. Skin itching due to Wind-Heat or Wind Toxin. Tongue: red or purple; Pulse: superficial and fast.

Contraindications:
None

Ingredients:
Tribulus - Bai Ji Li, Dictamnus - Bai Xian Pi, Atractylodes - Bai Zhu, Peony - Chi Shao Yao, Angelica - Dang Gui, Ledebouriella - Fang Feng, Poria - Fu Ling, Polygonum - He Shou Wu, Lonicera - Jin Yin Hua, Schizonapeta - Jing Jie, Chrysanthemum - Ju Hua, Sophpra - Ku Shen, Scrophularia - Xuan Shen, Gardenia - Zhi Zi.

Dosage Top Herbal Formules:
Dog and Cats: 0,5g per 4,5-9 KG body weight
Horses: 30 g twice daily as top dressing on feed

Directions:
May use as needed for 1 to 4 months until the problem has cleared.

Chinese Principles of Treatment:
Clear Wind and Heat, detoxifies, and alleviates itching

Classical Antecedent:
Xiao Feng San from Shi Yi De Xiao Feng (Effective Formulas from Generations of Physicians) written by Wei Yi-Lin in 1345.