PET RELIEF

• ARTHRITIS: < back
Use a hot "Thermal-Aid-Pet" pack on your pet to relax sore muscles, ease early morning joint stiffness, and to stimulate circulation. Use a cold "Thermal-Aid-Pet" pack to numb a sore area and to reduce the pain and inflammation of a flare-up.

• SPRAINS/STRAINS: < back
For the first 48 hours after your pet sprains or strains a joint use a cold "Thermal-Aid-Pet" pack to reduce inflammation and tissue injury. After 48 hours from the time of injury, use a hot "Thermal-Aid-Pet" pack to decrease stiffness and speed healing.

• HIP DYSPLASIA: < back
Use a warm "Thermal-Aid-Pet" pack on the affected hip(s) for 30 minutes to relieve the pain and debilitating effects of hip dysplasia. Do not exceed 30 minutes on any one area.

• INFLAMMATION: < back
Apply a cold "Thermal-Aid-Pet" treatment pack to any area of your pet (excluding head and genitalia) for up to 30 minutes to reduce inflammation.

• BACK HIPS: < back
Painful back hips associated with old age can be a problem with dogs. "Thermal-Aid-Pet" packs can be applied either hot or cold to relieve this condition. Consult your Veterinarian for instructions on which to use for your pet.

• POST-OP SURGERY: < back
To help reduce swelling following all types of surgery to your pet.

• "THERMAL-AID-PET" works great as a bed warmer for your pet! Pets love heat, especially on those cold nights!

"Thermal-Aid-Pet" can also be used as a cold therapy treatment pack for your pet. Traditional ice packs are far too cold for pets. Upon removal from the freezer an immediate application of "Thermal-Aid-Pet" can be made to the affected area. A uniform and soothing coolness is transmitted by the "Thermal-Aid-Pet" pack. "Thermal Aid" provides a deep tissue cooling that reduces pain, inflammation, and aids in preventing further tissue damage.

*** Int’l Ally, Inc. and its DBA’s, "Thermal-Aid" and "Thermal-Aid-Pet" are not liable for any injuries incurred from, or associated with the misuse of this product. Please read and follow the directions exactly as they are printed to avoid injury.