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

Honestly this was bought as a Hail Mary. I was desperately praying this would work and I wouldn’t need to take my dog to the vet. My dog is a traumatized rescue with extreme fear of anything unfamiliar. He has panic attacks on car rides, doesn’t let even me hold his paw and literally defecates on himself when he goes to the vet from fear. (Also has to be muzzled due to fear aggression when at the vet) Anyways, my dog hurt his paw for the second time in 6 months! Last time he broke off the nail and cut his paw pad on a fence and the vet cleaned it up and said if it bleeds again to put corn start h on it and sent us home with a decent bill. This time it was just a small cut on his paw (yes I put up a secondary fence so he can’t get to that area again! We rent so I can’t do much more than that sadly) I was able to get it all cleaned and stop the bleeding but after a day it was getting swollen and red 😭 In an effort to avoid the trauma of a vet visit I bought this. He had it twice a day with his meals and I watched him VERY CAREFULLY for any progression of an infection cause YES I was going to take him in if anything got worse! That said, after about 3 days of this, the redness was gone and the swelling was minimal! It’s been a week now and he is walking again, and it seems to be healing nicely! I still have him on it until it’s completely healed just in case but it seriously saved us a lot of money and a lot of extra trauma! I will be ordering more to keep on hand for both our dogs just in case we ever need it again! P.s. I’ve been giving it to my other dog who has been battling an ear infection for a while and after 4 days, she seems to be doing great! No smelly ear, no scratching!

Prior reviews and star ratng.My dog has a sabaceous cyst that he scratched open months ago, and I've tried many different topical remedies to heal it and none have worked. I started giving him these drops a month ago and his cyst is 1/4 of what it was, and continues to heal. Great product!​Ease of use:Add to his food daily

Got this for my cats. They have small wounds. I have been giving small doses as this has garlic in it. I've always heard garlic is toxic to cats. So far so good.

The media could not be loaded. The proof is in the video!! THIS STUFF IS A MIRACLE! When I originally started this, I was putting two droppers in his food & I’ll be honest.. I wasn’t seeing any results. My golden is 11 years old & has a pretty large mass on his chest & the vet told us that at this point removing it wouldn’t guarantee all of it would stop it from spreading. A month or so ago, I noticed he started to lose his voice & he is very chatty (as am I) so off to the Internet I went. (We currently already have him on medication for his tumor so I was looking to save another trip to the vet) - last night I figured I’d try giving him the dropper directly into his mouth instead- the result in the 2nd half of the video was only after a half of the dropper! I will say I’m not sure how long the relief lasts for, but he had immediate relief and the pure joy on this dog’s face when he realized he could “talk” again almost brought tears to my eyes. I can’t recommend this stuff enough. 10/10 product.

Arrived very quick and has improved my dogs overall health, I'd say it works.

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.

Never buy this product for your pet. Literally, almost every ingredient listed is poisonous to dogs or other animals. My puppy died 1 day after use…horrific!!!!