Dosage Schedule For
Pet's Pain Formula
Pet's Pain Formula will help to relieve pain, reduce inflammation and fever. It may also help with restlessness, and it eases muscle pain, joint pain, and general nerve pain.
Dosage instructions for administering Pet's Pain Formula are shown below.
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Pet's Pain Formula Dosage Schedules
If you have any dogs that are in pain (e.g. muscle pain, joint pain or general nerve pain), have a fever (i.e. their temperature is 103 F or higher), are suffering from inflammation, or are simply restless, then here is the dosage schedule that you need to follow.
Pet's Pain Formula Dosage Instructions
- For the first two days, select the correct dosage for your dog from the chart below, and administer the Pet's Pain Formula four times a day, starting with the third dose of Parvaid.
- For the next two days, administer the same number of drops as for the first two days, based on the chart below, but drop the dosage down to twice a day.
Pet's Pain Formula Dosage Chart
| Animal Weight |
Pet's Pain Formula |
| Under 3 lbs |
2 Drops |
| 3 - 10 lbs |
5 Drops |
| 11 - 20 lbs |
10 Drops |
| 21 - 100lbs |
15 Drops |
| 101 - 200 lbs |
20 Drops |
| 201 lbs and up |
25 Drops |
Handy Conversion Table: |
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Note that Pet's Pain Formula can be used on many other animals other than dogs - everything from cats up to horses, giraffes and elephants - so for every 100lbs of weight after 299lbs, add an extra five drops.
Caution
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Not recommended for pregnant animals as an overdose can cause miscarriage.
- Discontinue use if you see allergic symptoms such as hives, trouble swallowing, or swelling around the eyes.
- Do not give to cats or birds, as they can experience kidney failure when given too strong an aspirin-like substance. This product contains white willow, which has aspirin properties. White willow has been known to thin the blood.
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What Is Parvo?
Parvo, or Canine Parvovirus, is a viral disease that attacks the lining of the intestinal tract and immune system of dogs, and especially puppies, who are more prone to this virus than adult dogs.
The Parvovirus can cause vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, depression, dehydration, high fever and sudden death.
Parvo is often fatal and strikes suddenly, causing your pet to become extremely ill. Without treatment the animal often dies within a few days.
Dehydration is the number one cause of death with the Parvovirus, which is caused by the frequent diarrhea and vomiting that leads to extreme shock.
They can also pass away from loss of blood, major organ failure, infection (caused by the intestinal barrier being broken down, allowing harmful bacteria to invade the entire body) and low blood sugar.
To learn more about Parvo, and what you can do to help your doggies survive it, please download our FREE book, Parvo Treatment 101.
Parvo Vaccines
We do NOT recommend vaccinations, and especially not if your dog has Parvo, or has been exposed to the virus recently.
To see why we say this, which we know goes against so-called accepted wisdom, please read a post we made on one of our blogs recently.
