ParaVet™ for Cats & Small Dogs | Herbal Intestinal Support

If you’re looking for a botanical addition to your animal’s parasite-care routine, ParaVet gives gut health a clear place in the plan. Walnut, gentian, la pacho and schisandra are part of a purposeful herbal blend for intestinal balance and digestive comfort. It’s a simple, focused routine for cats and small dogs.

Choose this 130 g formula for cats and dogs up to 22.05 lb. For larger dogs and horses, choose ParaVet Large Animal.

Keep it simple: feed the amount for your animal’s weight for five days, then take three weeks off. Mix it into their usual food or feed. The weight selector and scoop guide above help you plan the serving and see how far your container will go.

Mix the serving into a small amount of a favourite familiar food first, then offer the rest of the meal. For a picky cat or small dog, try a tiny splash of heavy cream or milk, or a few drops of olive oil, if they already tolerate it. Lactose-free milk is a better choice for pets sensitive to dairy. Skip dairy and added oil for pets on a low-fat diet or with a history of pancreatitis. A little familiar flavour can make the routine easier.

A little goes a long way. At 0.07 oz a day during feeding weeks, one container covers about 13 complete courses—roughly 11 months with the three-week breaks. At 0.04 oz a day, that’s about 22 courses, or 19 months.

Yes—these formulas have different roles. ParaVet is the focused five-day herbal routine alongside your parasite-care plan, while DiVet Dog or DiVet Cat supports everyday digestive balance, nutrient use and a comfortable gut. Together, the aim is to give everyday gut health a thoughtful place in the overall routine.

Rebekka sometimes recommends black seed oil (Nigella sativa) alongside ParaVet within an individualized intestinal parasite-care plan.

Fecal exams help identify intestinal parasites and guide treatment. Check black seed oil or other supplement-and-medication combinations with your veterinarian for your animal’s species, especially cats. ParaVet and black seed oil are not proven substitutes for needed deworming, heartworm prevention or heartworm treatment. Keep prescribed parasite care in place. Heartworm guidance.