Pets PurestNatural Wormwood Formula - 100% Natural Alternative to Nasty Chemical Products - Benefits Intestinal Hygiene - For Dogs, Cats, Poultry, Birds, Ferrets, Rabbits & Pets

Spring and Autumn are Tick breeding season and last week my poor cat was simply covered in them, however using this solution has bannished them completely. I put a couple of drops in his food and a drop on his fur daily which he spreads about while washing. This is enough to repel the Ticks, I would not be without it for my cat now.I can't say it keeps the worms totally away though I see no evidence of any, I can see within a day of use that the Ticks hate it, and they return within a couple of days if I don't use it.My cat quite likes the taste and doesn't seem to be put off his food at all by it.Definitely worth trying if you live in a high tick area like I do, I really am glad to have discovered this unexpected use for it. Even if it didn't work for worms I would still buy for the fact it keeps the Ticks away.

Used once but so easy to just add to food

I was all for this product. I try to find natural items to use as much as possible and prefer to avoid chemically produced stuff, especially with a dog with a fussy gut.He was showing a signs of worms (scooting and licking at the back end), so I followed the instructions for treatment and whilst he was happily eating it - so no discernible taste I presume - he seemed 'off' after a few days. Not wanting to eat his food as much, or eating a few mouthfuls and then leaving it. I figured maybe this was any worms in his gut dying off and making life a bit grim for him yet I never noticed anything in his stool.So followed the instructions, repeated it in 14 days time. No traces of worms and the scooting had lessened so I figured it had done something or the scooting was his glands.His fussiness with eating his food had continued but I figured it could be the weather, his age, him having a -tantrum at having to be walked in the rain etc - when they cant tell you, it could be a hundred and one different things. It got really hot this summer so figured maybe that was it. Or maybe he's just being a fusspot or covid anxiety coz everyone was home all the time. Then that dwindled down and he was back to eating fine for the last few weeks.Time for his preventative doses came around and we're back to him not wanting to eat his food after the first days dose, he just wants to lay in his bed. The weather is fine, he's been walked every day, his food is the same and today he's eaten 25% of his usual... So whilst I was really hopeful for this product - and I may be wrong, there seems to be a connection. Hoping in a few days it'll clear through and he'll be back to normal.Should add - the vet was consulted regarding the eating habits and didn't have any concerns since his appetite returned and he was drinking normally (and still getting excited over his daily treat) so didn't believe there was anything more sinister at play, but if he's still the same in a couple of days we will of course take him back and it may be absolutely no link to this product, just poor timing with administration.

My dog would throw up every time she had drontal and she hated eating it, even hiding it in peanut butter she knew it was drontal, reject eating, throw it up waste of money & upsetting for her too, so I thought we would try this, she has it for three days in a row once a month every month, I put it in teaspoon of creamy natural Greek yoghurt, she is a small sometimes fussy bichon cross, I thought she would detect the smell and reject it, but she loves it, no problem goes down and does not come back up. No problems with worms, if she eats something on a walk I give her a little that day as well or if she is off her food if I think it’s because she ate something then also then, but not overdoing it, she is happy and I am very happy I found this stuff.

It came as a powder.I was expecting a liquid.Our dog seems to like it and we hope that it will help with the parasites.

I didn't want to give my Airedale chemicals (antibiotics) because it would strip her of bad bacteria but also her good healthy gut bacteria.She was off her food, which was very unusual, not passing stools as regularly as hoped and they were greenish and sloppy when she did. After researching what the problem was,I discovered Giardia, a parasite which infects animal guts.After asking "Pet's Purest" whether their Natural Wormwood formula would help, my e-mail was responded to quickly in the affirmative.After 3 days, she was eating cooked chicken from my hand. That was a huge improvement as she was ignoring her favourite food and wasn't even bothered about her treats. We're almost into a week of treatment and last night was the first time she ate a whole bowl of cooked chicken and biscuits. I hope it continues.As there is no harm in continuing and I still think there is more drops needed, I shall continue for the recommended 2 weeks.True, she doesn't care much for the taste, but she's a good girl and trusts me enough to drop the stuff on here tongue. So it's not that bad for dogs. Besides, as if by magic, my other hand is holding chicken :- )Would I recommend Pet's Plus - certainly, without hesitation. My adventurous 18 month old will still scamper off and eat who knows what and loves playing in long grass, so I am keeping my 'Pets Plus Wormwood' close to hand. Although she wasn't affected badly in herself, she was 'less than' her optimum, so it is good to see her scamper off chasing butterflies and goodness knows what else.On top of that, it's natural. She is not full of antibiotics and goodness knows what other chemicals the vet might prescribe, which I don't like using on me, and it is the same for my Airedale.And the Cherry on the top is that I didn't have to pay £50 to see a vet and plus more money to pump her full of chemicals. It could be argued that she may recover quicker ... but at what cost to her good and healthy gut flora? Besides, a 3 day improvement is pretty good by any standard.Would I recommend it? Certainly, without a doubt. It worked for my treasured little girl.I have also bought the Fish Oil supplement. She loves fish. I shall wait until she had completed the course before I give her this. She refused it day one (a sign she is really off her food) so I shall wait.Even though my review is praising "Pet Plus" this is a genuine review, not under any kind of free trial or reward for posting. I just feel happy at my dogs process, that the treatment was natural and that I didn't pay Megga $ for treatment.