The Full Five — Improve Canine

Description

All five Canine Apothecary single-ingredient herbs in one bundle. Nettle Leaf · Turmeric · Ceylon Cinnamon · Beetroot · Rosehip Powder. $5 less than buying individually. Five separate pouches, one pure ingredient each, no blends, no fillers, no proprietary mystery.

What is The Full Five?

The Full Five is the complete Improve Canine Apothecary library in one purchase — five 75g pouches of single-ingredient, human-grade, organically sourced botanicals selected from the peer-reviewed research on canine herbal nutrition. Each herb addresses a different functional area. Each is dosed separately, so you (and your vet) control exactly what goes in and when.

What’s inside The Full Five?

• Nettle Leaf — traditionally associated with histamine balance, skin and coat health, and circulation. For itchy, allergy-prone, and seasonally sensitive dogs.
• Turmeric — traditionally associated with supporting a healthy inflammatory response, joint comfort, and recovery. Pair with a fat source.
• Ceylon Cinnamon — traditionally associated with balanced glucose metabolism. Ceylon only, never Cassia, because coumarin content matters at dog body weights.
• Beetroot — traditionally associated with circulation, oxygenation, and antioxidant support via dietary nitrates.
• Rosehip Powder — traditionally associated with joint comfort and immune support. Whole-food Vitamin C and galactolipids.

How do I use The Full Five?

Each pouch is a separate single ingredient — not a blend. Dose them individually, based on what your dog’s body is asking for. Most common approaches:

• Daily rotation — top-dress one herb at a time, cycling through the five to see what your dog responds to
• Targeted use — reach for specific herbs based on context (nettle during allergy season, turmeric for joint-comfort days, beetroot for active/sporting days, rosehip for senior-dog daily support, Ceylon cinnamon for glucose-metabolism considerations)
• Build your own pack — combine herbs for specific health goals (turmeric + rosehip for joint support; nettle + rosehip for skin and immune; turmeric + beetroot + Ceylon cinnamon for metabolic)
• Mix into meal prep — rotate a different herb into homemade dog treats, food toppers, or frozen enrichment over the course of a week

Are The Full Five herbs safe for dogs?

Every herb in The Full Five is a single-source, human-grade, organically sourced botanical with no added sugar, no added salt, no copper, no fillers, no blends. Each is generally well-tolerated in dogs at appropriate body-weight doses. Important cautions by herb: Turmeric may interact with blood thinners and certain other medications. Ceylon cinnamon may interact with diabetes medications. Nettle may affect dogs on diuretics or with kidney conditions. Rosehip may interact with blood thinners and lithium. Beetroot should be used with caution for dogs with calcium oxalate stone histories. See each herb’s individual product page for complete caution information.

How is this different from The Whole Pack?

The Whole Pack (the other Canine bundle) contains the four blended Flavors — pre-combined formulas with whole foods. It’s designed for water buffet use, lick mats, and food toppers with built-in palatability support. The Full Five is the Apothecary approach — five separate single-ingredient herbs, no blends, full owner control. Different philosophy, same Farmily. Many owners run both: Flavors for daily palatability, Apothecary for targeted herbal rotations.

What’s in it

• Five single-ingredient, human-grade, organically sourced botanicals
• Made in Land O’Lakes, Florida

What’s NOT in it

• No blends, no pre-mixed combinations — five separate pouches, one ingredient each
• No added sugar, no added salt
• No copper, no fillers, no gums, no “natural flavors”
• No Cassia cinnamon — Ceylon only
• No proprietary formulas, no mystery ratios

Who it’s safe for

Dogs of most life stages and sizes when used at appropriate body-weight doses. Owners who want ingredient-level transparency and dosing control. Dogs with specific health-support goals (allergies, joint comfort, metabolic considerations, circulation, immune support). Part of the Farmily — each of these five herbs also appears in our Improve Equine Apothecary, scaled to equine dosing. Same science across species. See each individual herb’s product page for specific caution information. Always consult your veterinarian before starting any new supplement for a dog with diagnosed conditions or on medication.

Pairs well with

For the blended Canine Flavors experience, see The Whole Pack bundle. For horses, see our Sampler Mix — All 11 Herbs (the Equine equivalent of The Full Five, scaled up to the full Equine Apothecary library).

Improve Canine is made in Land O’Lakes, Florida. Five single-ingredient botanicals. No blends. No fillers. No proprietary mystery. The dog will tell you what makes the difference. They always do.

Important: These products are health-supportive food-grade botanicals. They are not medicines, are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and are not substitutes for veterinary care. Individual herb cautions apply — see each herb’s detail page for specific warnings around medication interactions, kidney conditions, urinary stone history, pregnancy/nursing, and other considerations. Always consult your veterinarian before starting any new supplement, especially for dogs with diagnosed conditions or on medication.