Dog Antibiotics for Infection, Coughs, UTIs, Allergies, Itching | Natural Antibiotics for Cats to Support Skin, Coat, & Digestion | for All Breeds & Ages | 2 oz

This product was well worth the money. It really did help my Chihuahuas allergies. I will recommend this product to other people who need something for allergies or UTIs. It’s effective.

This stuff works absolutely amazing. My cat had a huge abscess on his head that I could not get rid of.. this held it right up and showed a major improvement just after one days of use. This will definitely be a must have in my pet first aid cabinet!

I got the medicine today , it was delivered on time and nothing was broken being this is a glass container. I have an all white frenchie who has major allergies and skin infection. He scratches so much to where it leaves hot spots that are so red . He also bites at his skin leaving scars. My baby don’t even get a good night sleep because he itches so much ! I can’t even exaggerate. It’s been horrible. I had tried everything from douxos soothing soap , to oak meal baths with actual oatmeal , to hot spot spray , to even changing his dog foood to science hill sensitive skin and stomach. I’ve tried itch spray to help and NOTHING worked. When I tell y’all absolutely nothing ! So I had to think as if it was me I’ll need some type of antibiotic to treat it . So I searched and read the reviews and came upon this . The only bad thing about the product is the suction for the dropper isn’t strong enough so I have to give his dosage in increments. It says use 1 or twice a day so this morning I have him some and he hasn’t itched not once yet . Vs all the other things I’ve done he itches within minutes . I don’t give his second dose until later tonight but so far so good ! He’s sleeping so good now he’s snoring like a bear. I also used aller-immune vitamins (natural dog company)vet strength so it’s like extra strength. It says for senior dogs but on the actual jar it says for dogs of all age . I also got this product from Amazon. So far so good! Im so happy !

Works great for my dog and I’ve noticed real improvement since using it. I love that it’s natural and easy on his system. The only downside is the dropper, it doesn’t fill to the full measurement, which makes dosing a little inconvenient. Overall, still a solid product I’d buy again.

My dog was suddenly vomiting, had diarrhea and stopped eating. I was hours away from making a trip to the ER. I decided to do a little research and stumbled upon this antibiotic. I was a little skeptical but figured worst case scenario it wouldn't do anything for my pup and we'd still be heading to the vet. An hr after his first dose I noticed him improving! First a tail wag, something I hadn't seen in 2 days. Then he perked his ears, again hadn't seen for 2 days. And then he ran to the door and barked with his sister at the delivery driver! After a few hours I noticed he didn't seem to be feeling too good again. About 12 hrs after his first dose I have him a 2nd. Same things again. This morning I woke to find him almost back to his normal self. He even had some appetite return, he ate the blend of chicken, rice, blueberry, carrots and pumpkin I made for him. My dog is very food motivated and for 2 days turned down everything but water I don't know if whatever he had passed on its own, if it was a combination of anything or a fluke but what I do know is I gave my baby this supplement and within an hour after his first dose I saw significant improvement! I SAVED THOUSANDS BY NOT GOING TO THE ER. And GARLIC IS SAFE FOR CONSUMPTION IN SMALL DOSES, ITS HEALTH PROPERTIES ARE ASTOUNDING. Some of these reviews are quoting facts about ingredients that pertain to humans, not animals. I SAW A DIFFERENCE after 1 dose, what do you have to lose but a few bucks? Im pretty sure the bottle clearly states not for human consumption so I won't taste it and it smells like black licorice to me so I'm not fond of the smell, but my dog has eaten poop so I don't think that bothers him!

So far these are my impressions: something really needs to be done to the taste of this 'natural antibiotic' for cats... my larger cat (15#) won't let me give him more than 1/2 a dropper full at a sitting (the dropper only pulls up .5ml at a time... regardless of how you try to suck it up) as he's too busy foaming at the mouth, probably due to the taste of echinacea among other tastes. I do try and follow it up with a syringe of water to help him rid himself of the taste. My smaller cat (10#) hates the taste too but at least doesn't react as badly. As getting the 'antibiotic' in their mouths is 90% of the goal, having something with at least a palatable taste would definitely make for an easier time. I have tried to put a couple of drops in their canned food, but that also didn't go over well as they then refused to eat it. The reason I am administering this product in the first place is that the larger cat has been sneezing a lot this year and now my smaller cat has begun sneezing a bit too. The last time I gave him antibiotics for it, it was a very messy ordeal down the back of his legs. He, like most cats, isn't the type you can just give a bath too to clean is very long fur and isn't fond of me clipping his fur either. So far, after two and a half days of taking the GoldenPaw (.5ml x2) my larger cat is still sneezing... so we will give it a couple more days and I will update. Cats tend to be a little more discerning about what they eat than dogs, so the taste probably won't bother a dog as much. Oh and one last thing that I didn't like... according to the dosing my 15# cat is supposed to take more than 2x the amount that my just under 10# is supposed to take. Seriously in what world does that make sense? ? They need to do a little more calculating on the dosing side because there's a huge difference between a 10# animal and a 35# animal and yet the dosage is the same.

I am writing this review because there’s not a ton of information out there, from what I could find, about pet rats and this particular product. I’m hoping others might find this review helpful. My daughter purchased pet rats from a local store in Oklahoma City. They were approximately 10 weeks old when she received them and due to the stress of the move, one of them developed upper respiratory issues. At first, we thought it was the bedding so we went from Aspen shavings to an all paper product. About a week in the new bedding, we discovered she was not improving and actually the second female rat was starting to develop the same symptoms, excessive sneezing and labored breathing. Both my daughter and I did extensive research on home remedies and how to improve their health. We read some antibiotics that proved the most effective was not suitable for rats under four months old and could cause digestive issues. We were concerned about their little system, so we decided to go this route first. They have been taking half of the recommended dose daily, they’re under 10 pounds and the product recommends .5 ML for that weight. Since they are so little, we erred on the side of caution and we give them .25 ml. (Recommended dose might have been fine for them, but I wanted to be conservative.) They are once again active, playing with one another, curious, and breathing has improved. (They never stopped eating and drinking). They still have sneezes quite often, but I’m hoping that will lessen with time. I am NOT a veterinarian, but I do highly recommend this product! It has worked quite well for our needs.

Toxic to cats and dogs. Three of these ingredients are harmful/toxic to dogs, particularly Garlic, Wormwood, and Clove. While some (like Thyme and Cranberry) are generally safe in moderation, the safety of others depends entirely on the dose and form (e.g., oil vs. fresh herb). High-Risk / Harmful Ingredients Garlic: Highly toxic to dogs in all forms (raw, cooked, or powdered). It contains thiosulfate, which causes oxidative damage to red blood cells, leading to anemia. Wormwood: Contains thujone, which is toxic to dogs. At doses high enough to treat parasites, it can cause seizures, liver failure, and kidney damage. It is specifically contraindicated for pregnant animals as it can induce miscarriage. Clove: Contains eugenol, which can cause severe gastrointestinal irritation and, in large amounts, liver damage. Clove oil is especially dangerous due to its high concentration and should be strictly avoided. Just so y'all know, its not RETURNABLE and a waste of money.