KOCHI FREE FOR PETS
Healthy stool For Pets Since 2004
KOCHI FREE – A safe & effective way to promote firm stools.

Only The Best Ingredients Belong in an Amber Bottle!

✅ High in Antioxidants.
✅ It helps promote firm stools.
✅ Supports & maintains gastrointestinal health.
✅ It helps the body maintain a healthy inflammation response.
✅ Supports the gut and intestinal flora.
✅ Assists the body in cleansing unwanted buildup and substances from the stools.
✅ Multi-system support
✅ Mother natures own stool health formula for pets!

For use in dogs, cats, birds, guinea pigs & rabbits only.

HEALTHY STOOLS. An herbal blend to help keep stools healthy and in solid form.
KOCHI FREE…

High in Antioxidants
Promotes Bowel Health
Supports and Maintains Gastrointestinal Health
Helps the Body Maintain a Healthy Inflammation Response

For added support use both Amber NaturalZ, Inc. Kochi Free & Paxxin together.

Directions For Use

The number of actual drops can vary.
Do Not Use If Seal On Cap Is Missing.
Shake Well Before Use.
May Contain Sediments

Directions For Use

General: give up to 4 time daily.
Pregnant animals: give orally half the dose 1-2 times daily. (see caution)

FOR BIRDS, RABBITS & GUINEA PIGS
Add 20 drops to every 8 oz of water.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients per ml

“Proprietary Blend of (Organic Mustard Seeds, Organic Olive Leaf,
Wildcrafted Jatoba, Organic Cloves ) 321 mg”

Organic Black Seed ……………………… 205 mg
Wildcrafted Pau D`arco ……………….. 68 mg
Citrus Blend * ……………………………… 2 mg

*Organic Grapefruit & Organic Lemon

Inactive Ingredients

Filtered Water, Kosher Grape Wine, USP 17 – 21% by volume

Cautions & Warnings

CAUTION. Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animals 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 animals use only. Not intended for animals under 6 weeks of age. Keep out of the reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.