Himalaya
Himalaya Immunol Syrup for Cats & Dogs Immune Booster - 100 ml (Authentic)
Himalaya Immunol Syrup for Cats & Dogs Immune Booster - 100 ml (Authentic)
Himalaya Immunol Syrup
One of our best-selling products, Immunol is an immunity booster for cats and dogs when they most need it. When the immune system is compromised, or when it’s time for vaccination, Immunol is your companion’s best friend. A weak immune system may show up in recurrent infections, illnesses, or parasites. Safe to use alongside conventional pharmaceuticals, especially in long-term use.
Immunostimulant & Phagocytic
Immunostimulant: By improving antibody titers, Immunol increases your pet’s immunity to fight infections.
Phagocytic: The drug’s antimicrobial property is effective in eliminating pathogens in your pet’s body.
Indications:
Pre and post-vaccination to improve immunity.
Immunosuppression of multiple etiologies.
Cotherapy in recurrent dermal, ocular and otic infections.
Follow-up therapy for antibiotics in bacterial infections.
Reminder: Please visit your Vet for recommended dosage, using without veterinary advice is highly discouraged.
One of our best-selling products, Immunol is an immunity booster for cats and dogs when they most need it. When the immune system is compromised, or when it’s time for vaccination, Immunol is your companion’s best friend. A weak immune system may show up in recurrent infections, illnesses, or parasites. Safe to use alongside conventional pharmaceuticals, especially in long-term use.
Immunostimulant & Phagocytic
Immunostimulant: By improving antibody titers, Immunol increases your pet’s immunity to fight infections.
Phagocytic: The drug’s antimicrobial property is effective in eliminating pathogens in your pet’s body.
Indications:
Pre and post-vaccination to improve immunity.
Immunosuppression of multiple etiologies.
Cotherapy in recurrent dermal, ocular and otic infections.
Follow-up therapy for antibiotics in bacterial infections.
Reminder: Please visit your Vet for recommended dosage, using without veterinary advice is highly discouraged.
