🧺 Essential At-Home Dog Medicines & Remedies

🧼 Wound Care & First Aid

Usage: Used to clean minor wounds, cuts, or infections to prevent bacterial growth.

How to Use: Dilute with water and gently dab using cotton on affected area twice daily.

Caution: Avoid licking, use cone if necessary.

Usage: Anti-inflammatory and fever relief for dogs and puppies.

How to Use: Dosage based on weight: 1–2 ml per 5 kg body weight twice daily.

Caution: Do not exceed dosage. Avoid with other NSAIDs.

Usage: Supports digestion, relieves gas, indigestion, or appetite loss.

How to Use: Small dogs: 5-10 drops; Large dogs: 1–2 tsp after meals.

Caution: Store in cool dry place. Shake well before use.

Usage: For treating diarrhea caused by food changes, mild infections.

How to Use: Use as per vet dosage — typically 2–5 ml twice a day.

Caution: Avoid if blood is present in stool — consult vet immediately.

Usage: Kills fleas, ticks, lice and prevents reinfestation.

How to Use: Apply once a month at the base of the neck on dry skin.

Caution: Don’t bathe 48 hrs before/after application.

Usage: Herbal flea and tick powder that also controls itching.

How to Use: Dust over coat and massage into skin. Use after walk/bath.

Caution: Avoid eye contact. Not to be ingested.

Usage: Long-term tick & flea repellent that also helps reduce anxiety.

How to Use: Wear collar continuously. Replace after 5–8 months.

Caution: Keep away from children. Not to be chewed by pet.

Usage: Natural support for stress, restlessness, or travel anxiety.

How to Use: 1 tab twice a day for small breeds. Adjust per vet advice.

Caution: Safe for long-term use, but monitor behavior.

Usage: Broad-spectrum dewormer (roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms).

How to Use: 1 tab per 10 kg body weight. Repeat every 3 months.

Caution: Ensure dog hasn’t eaten 2 hrs prior for effectiveness.

⚠️ These are general aids. For emergencies or specific illnesses, consult a licensed veterinarian.