Giardia & Parasitic D’Tox

Ingredients:

This product contains a proprietary blend of Wormwood, Quassia Bark, Black Walnut Hulls, Neem Leaves, Bilva Herb, Embelia Ribes, Eclipta Alba, Phyllanthus Amarus, Gentian Root, Ginger Root, Grain Alcohol, and Spring Water.

Available Sizes:

Standard Size(s): 1oz (amber glass bottle w/ dropper)

Special Order Size(s): 2oz (amber glass bottle w/ dropper); 8oz and 32oz (white plastic bottle w/ flip-top lid)

NOTE: Since most of our resellers do not regularly maintain stock of our Special Order Sizes, you may have to order these directly from us; however, please ask your local reseller first as they may be able to order our Special Order Sizes from us on your behalf.

Usage Directions:

For all pets, use 1 drop per 5 lbs. of body weight per dose. Dose can be doubled initially to build up therapeutic properties or as needed for acute situations. Extract can be mixed in a small amount of warm water or apple juice. Extract can also be mixed into food if needed, but double the dose to increase assimilation. Shake well. DO NOT USE UNDILUTED!

Disclaimer:

Results may vary according to animal’s diet and lifestyle. These products are not to be used in lieu of, but as a support to, proper veterinary care.

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Azmira Holistic Animal Care Giardia & Parasitic D"tox (1 Oz)

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Azmira Holistic Animal Care Giardia & Parasitic D’tox (1 Oz)

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Azmira Holistic Animal Care Giardia & Parasitic D’Tox provides an excellent compound containing bitter principles, which activate digestive secretions and blood cleansing. Azmira Giardia & Parasitic D’Tox is strong acting upon a wide range of worms, amoebas and parasites, including heart worm. Can be used safely to clean out the colon, even with IBS, when parasites are the suspected trigger. This extract can also be used internally, as well as topically, to address parasitic fungal and yeast growth. ingredients: Fresh Wormwood, Quassia Bark, Fresh Black Walnut Hulls, Neem Leaves, Bilva Herb, Embelia Ribes, Eclipta Alba, Phyllanthus Amarus, Gentian Root, Fresh Ginger Root, Grain Alcohol.

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Giardia – parasitic protozoa | Fine Furry Friends

At SWVH we recommend yearly fecal tests. Why, you might ask?
Not only to protect your pet’s health, but yours, too!

Giardia is a single-celled organism, or protozoon, that lives in the small intestines of dogs, cats and other mammals. It is found throughout the U.S and is the main reason why hikers and campers are advised not to drink directly out of streams or ponds! Giardia is also responsible for a large percentage of positive fecal samples we see each year.

Infections may cause diarrhea (either acute or intermittent), where the feces appears abnormal in color, odor, and can be gelatinous in consistency. Abdominal pain and cramps may also be associated. Because giardia interferes with proper nutrient absorption and damages the delicate intestinal lining, pets with an infection can lose their appetite, leading to weight loss.  

Giardia is transmitted by ingestion of cysts or the active form of the parasite (trophozoites) that are shed in the stool.  This can happen from ingestion of contaminated fecal material or soil, or by ingestion of cysts in contaminated water sources.  Cysts are very resilient and can persist in moist conditions for several months. So, if your pet is infected, be careful to clean up all stools to limit contamination of the soil and water, and wash your hands thoroughly to prevent direct transmission.

Veterinarians diagnose giardiasis based on a fecal sample submitted to the lab as well as symptoms present.  Giardia can be difficult to diagnose because the cysts shed in the stool are so small and are not shed routinely. Luckily, there are several effective medications available to treat giardia, which are often prescribed for 7-10 days.  A follow-up fecal test is recommended to ensure complete eradication of the infection.

Giardia is a zoonotic parasite – meaning it can be passed from our pets to us, and vice versa. To prevent human infection, maintain strict personal hygiene when handling pets and their waste. Make sure to educate children in the importance of washing hands after handling pets and before eating. If any of your family members develop symptoms, contact your family practitioner.

For more information about giardia and other parasites, visit the Companion Animal Parasite Council website at www.petsandparasites.org. As always, feel free to call us at 775 825-7984, or contact@swvhreno.com. Don’t forget, keeping your pets healthy can help keep you and your family healthy too!