Parasite Inhibitor™ (For Pets)

During a study of homeopathic remedies, we developed a product designed as a barrier to microscopic infestations. The Parasite Inhibitor for pets has six specific energetic signatures that are electrometrically programmed into the drug-free seal. By attaching one (1) self-adhesive Parasite Inhibitor seal to the bottom of your pets' food and water bowls, your animals will receive a safe, non-toxic energetic signature that works to maintain the proper energy level needed to fight off parasites.

Internal Parasites:

The Roundworm

Dogs can be infected with Roundworm in a variety of instances; in a contaminated environment and through interpersonal acquirement from their mothers during pregnancy. Due to the particular action of this worm, it is very difficult to prevent an infected mother from transmitting Roundworm to her puppies. The problem, however, can be greatly reduced by paying particular attention to hygiene and regularly worming the mother prior to mating, during pregnancy, and while nursing her pups.

A heavy infestation of roundworms can make a puppy feel very unwell, with symptoms including coughing, bowel irregularity, vomiting, pot-belly, and diarrhea. The worms are grayish-white in color and resemble a common earth worm. Occasionally roundworms can be detected in a puppy's droppings after worming, but are more usually seen in vomit.

The Hookworm

Although the hookworm is sizably smaller than the roundworm, it is still a serious detriment to your dog's health. Transpiring in the animal's intestine and actually surviving on blood, a severe hookworm infection can cause weakness, anemia, and even death for your pet. Regular treatment of this dangerous worm is vital to preventing re-infection which can occur rapidly and very easilyÑespecially during warm or humid times of the year, and through milk from a nursing mother to her pup.

The Whipworm

Deemed "whipworm" because of its resemblance to a stock whip, this worm is only problematic to dogs over 12 weeks of age. Infected dogs periodically develop an unpleasantly pungent diarrhea which may include blood flecks, and in some cases an infection leads to death. The worm is passed though the dog's droppings and the eggs remain capable of infecting your pet for extensive periods of time.

The Flea Tapeworm

70% of all dogs are infected by the Flea Tapeworm. As the name implies, this worm goes through a development stage in the flea. Infection occurs during self-grooming when the dog swallows and infected flea. This worm is acquired throughout warmer months when fleas are more common and irritation to your pet leads them to "scoot" (rubbing their bottom on the ground). The most effective treatment is to keep your pet free of both fleas and worms. With the help of the Parasite Inhibitor seals attached to the bottom of your pet's food and water bowl, we create a barrier to stop parasites from manifesting.

The Heartworm

Education about Heartworms has increased significantly over the past twenty years. The spreading of this disease has accelerated due to the trend of petsÑespecially dogsÑto travel everywhere with their owners. Pet owners were often unaware that their vacation destination was Heartworm country, and thus their pets became infected and unknowingly brought the Heartworm back to their home environment. The lack of heartworm prevention amongst people traveling with their pets led to territories that had never experienced Heartworm infections being overwhelmed with the disease. Heartworm is now wide spread and has been diagnosed in all 50 states in the United States of America as well as multiple countries worldwide. Notably, cats have been found NOT to be a big factor in the spread of the heartworm disease.