Dr Goel PROTOFINE Fight against Protozoans in Dogs and Cats, 30 ML

Dr Goel PROTOFINE Fight against Protozoans in Dogs and Cats, 30 ML

Protozoan infections (like Giardia, coccidia and certain intestinal protozoa) can make pets lethargic, cause diarrhea, poor appetite and weight loss, Dr Goel PROTOFINE is a concentrated 30 ml oral formulation developed to assist veterinarians and pet-owners in the management of protozoal challenges in both dogs and cats, the Dr Goel PROTOFINE liquid format makes dosing straightforward especially for animals who resist tablets and the small 30ml pack is convenient for short courses or for carrying in a first-aid kit, Dr Goel PROTOFINE designed with palatability and ease-of-use in mind, Dr Goel PROTOFINE  supports targeted antiprotozoal action while including supportive excipients to soothe the gut and help restore normal appetite and stool consistency during recovery, Dr Goel PROTOFINE use as part of a veterinarian-directed treatment plan together with good hygiene, hydration and supportive care for best outcomes.

Key benefits of Dr Goel PROTOFINE

• Targeted support against protozoans — Formulated to act against common intestinal protozoa that affect dogs and cats.

• Easy oral liquid — Simple to administer directly by mouth or mixed with food; great for fussy pets.

• Small, portable 30 mL bottle — Practical for short courses and travel.

• Veterinarian-formulated — Created to be used under professional guidance as part of an overall treatment plan.

• Digestive comfort support — Contains supportive excipients to help pets tolerate treatment and maintain appetite.

• Suitable for dogs & cats — Packaged and labelled for use in both species (follow species-specific instructions).

Usage instructions for Dr Goel PROTOFINE

Always follow your veterinarian’s advice first. The information below is for general guidance and does not replace professional veterinary instructions.

• Before starting: Confirm the diagnosis (stool test, veterinary exam) and obtain a prescription/recommendation from your veterinarian.

• Administration: Shake well before use. Use the supplied dropper or an appropriate oral syringe. Administer directly into the pet’s mouth, or mix with a small amount of palatable food if the pet accepts it.

• Course length: Typical treatment courses for protozoal infections vary (often multiple days to 1–2 weeks) depending on the organism and clinical response. Follow your veterinarian’s prescribed duration — do not stop early even if symptoms improve.

• Monitoring: Watch for improvement in appetite, energy and stool quality. If no improvement is seen within 48–72 hours or if the pet worsens (persistent vomiting, bloody diarrhea, collapse), contact your veterinarian immediately.

• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and other animals.

Ingredients

Manufacturer labeling is the authoritative source for the exact formulation, if you need the precise active compound(s) and concentrations, check the product label or contact the manufacturer, typical components you may find in veterinary antiprotozoal liquids include:

• Active ingredient(s): Proprietary antiprotozoal compound(s) — see bottle label for exact identity and concentration.

• Excipients: Purified water, palatability agents (natural flavors), stabilizers, and preservatives to ensure shelf life and taste acceptability.

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