Wormwood Parakill
Parasites are rife in most dogs, and it’s a major problem right from the very beginning of their lives, with nearly all puppies being born with some form of intestinal worms.
Roundworms, visible in feces or vomit, infest mainly puppies.
Tapeworms are spread by fleas, eating other critters, and by licking other animals in unsavory places, as well as licking or eating other animal feces.
Parasites can be picked up by licking paws clean after walking through feces.
Often they can be seen as a flat and rice-like worm appearing around the anus.
Whipworms and hookworms are too small to be seen. Hookworms are more serious as they are blood suckers and can lead to anemia.
Both Chinese and Western herbalism have grappled with parasite problems for thousands of years.
Different herbs have been found to expel or eliminate different parasites; the herbs in this formula cover a broad spectrum.
This formula is best taken on an empty stomach, even after a short fast.
Remember that an animal with parasites can pass them along easily to other animals and even to us; if you suspect parasites see your veterinarian.
If you live in the city wash your hands well after disposing of your animal feces responsibly. We give our animal friend this formula every spring as a preventive measure.
INGREDIENTS: Black walnut hulls, melia root bark, areca seed, garlic bulb, wormwood leaf, gentian root, stevia leaf.
ANTECEDENT: Based on Dissolve Parasites Pill, Dan Dao Qu Hui Tang (1980 A.D.)
DOSAGE:
One to two times per day for two weeks.
Small dogs: 1/2-1 small spoonful mixed in with food.
Medium dogs: 1-2 small spoonfuls mixed in with food.
Large dogs: 2-3 small spoonfuls mixed in with food.
Caution
Not to be taken by pregnant animals and this formula should not be taken for more than two weeks. Keep away from children. Seek advice and testing from your veterinarian if you suspect the parasites persist — they can be difficult to pick up in tests. DO NOT GIVE TO CATS.