What is Qi Lin San?
Qi Lin San is a Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine herbal blend for urinary dribbling and behavioral urination problems in dogs, cats, and horses.
Qi Lin San helps pets with the Western medical conditions of:
- Urinary dribbling
- Behavioral urination problems.
However, Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) looks at diseases and health challenges a little differently.
The Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine indications for Qi Lin San are:
- Behavioral urination problems
- Fullness and/or discomfort at the lower abdomen
- A pulse that is wiry
- Qi-lin syndrome
- A tongue that is purple
- Urinary dribbling
How Qi Lin San Helps Behavioral Urination Problems
At our clinic, pets often receive an Eastern (TCVM) exam in combination with the standard veterinary exam.
Eastern philosophy is very different than our standard Western medical philosophy.
TCVM focuses on balance and finding the cause of the problem rather than simply masking symptoms with prescription medicines.
Through Eastern examination techniques, Dr. Smith chooses herbal blends to treat your pet’s symptoms, and at the same time correct the imbalances in your pet’s body causing the symptoms.
Qi Lin San is only one of the many TCM herbal blends available for Dr. Smith to choose from based on the results of the Eastern exam.
Qi Lin San is a specially-formulated herbal blend. The herbs all work synergistically to relieve symptoms of urinary dribbling and behavioral urination problems.
And, at the same time, the herbs address the underlying causes of the symptoms.
The Chinese principles of treatment for Qi Lin San are:
- Soothe the Liver
- Move Qi
What Ingredients Are in Qi Lin San?
The main ingredients in the Qi Lin San herbal formula are:
- Bai Shao Yao (Paeonia) to soothe Liver and nourish Liver Blood/Yin
- Chen Pi (Citrus) to move Qi
- Dang Gui (Angelica) to move Blood and nourish Liver Blood
- Deng Xin Cao (Juncus) to clear heat
- Hua Shi (Talc) to drain Damp-Heat
- Qing Pi (Citrus) to soothe Liver Qi
- Shi Wei (Pyrrosia) to Drain Damp-Heat
- Wang Bu Liu Xing Zi (Raw) (Vaccaria) to move Blood and resolve stagnation
- Wu Yao (Lindera) to move Qi
- Xiang Fu (Cyperus) to move Qi
- Xiao Hui Xiang (Foeniculum) to warm Liver and Kidney
Our clients have seen wonderful improvements with their pet health challenges using herbal blends.
TCVM herbal blends help with a variety of health issues.
Please contact our clinic at any time if you have questions about herbal remedies!
Unfortunately, as of 6/24/19, we discovered Qi Lin San was discontinued by the manufacturer.
A good alternative might be TCVM herbal blend Suo Quan Wan.
