Preparations for animals

Animal preparations include a wide range of products that are used for the care, health and general well-being of animals. Here are some types of preparations that are commonly used for animals:

1. Internal Parasite Preparations: Pet de-worming preparations that help remove internal parasites, such as intestinal worms and internal parasites.
2. Preparationsfor external parasites: Flea, tick and anti-mosquito preparations that help protect animals from external parasites.
3. Skin and coat preparations: Preparations such as shampoos, conditioners, creams and oils for pets' fur and skin to help maintain a healthy and beautiful coat.
4. Eye preparations: Preparations for the care and treatment of animals' eyes, including moisturizing, antiseptic and antibacterial drops.
5. Ear preparations: Preparations for the care and treatment of animals' ears, such as cleansing, moisturizing and antimicrobial drops.
6. Dental preparations: Preparations for the oral care of animals, such as toothpastes, rinses and snacks to help maintain healthy teeth and gums.
7. Dietary supplements: Preparations in the form of vitamins, minerals, fatty acids and other ingredients that can support your pet's health, especially in cases of poor diets or specific needs.
8. Joint preparations: Preparations containing ingredients that support joint and cartilage health, especially for older or more active animals.
9. Antihistamine preparations: Preparations that help relieve allergic reactions in animals.
10. Stress and anxiety preparations: Preparations that contain relaxing or calming substances to help manage stress, anxiety and undesirable behaviors.
11. Preparationsfor skin diseases: Preparations to treat various skin problems, such as fungal infections, seborrhea, skin allergies, etc.
12. Preparations for feeding and weight loss: Preparations to control the weight and diet of animals, and milk formulas for young animals that require bottle feeding.
13. Formulations for sterilization and castration: Formulations for caring for areas after sterilization or castration surgeries to promote healing and prevent infection.
14. Other supplements and specialty formulations: Depending on your pet's needs and health problems, there are other specialized preparations, such as those for the digestive system, urinary system, respiratory system and others.

Remember that any preparation should be used according to the manufacturer's or vet's recommendations. If you notice any worrisome symptoms in your pet, it's always a good idea to consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and recommendations for treatment or care.