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Fenugreek has anti-inflammatory properties and in this medicine it’s complemented by garlic, which as well as having antibiotic, antiseptic and anti-viral properties also contains anti-inflammatory compounds.
As a result, this licensed herbal medicine is used to relieve the symptoms of arthritis but it can also be used for the symptomatic relief of minor infections, skin conditions and coughs. It can be useful in pets with atopic dermatitis (eczema), or cystitis.
Given regularly at a maintenance dose, Garlic and Fenugreek Tablets can increase resistance to infections by supporting the immune system and are also given to promote general health. This medicine is often used alongside Mixed Vegetable Tablets, as together they have a synergistic effect, meaning together the effects are greater than if used individually.
| Active ingredients | Fenugreek seeds 16 mg; essential oil of garlic 0.22 mg |
| Dosage | Treatment dose: For a minimum of 1 month – 2 tablets per 5-10 kgs bodyweight daily Maintenance dose: 1 tablet per 5-10 kgs bodyweight daily |
| Use short and long term | ✓ |
| Use during pregnancy and lactation | ✓ |
| Sugar coated tablet | ✓ |
| Minimum age for use | 8 weeks |
| Interactions | Can be given in conjunction with any other medication |
| Pack sizes | 100, 200, 500 & 1,000 tablets |
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| Order Total | Weight | Delivery |
| £0-£28.99 | Under 2kg | £2.99 |
| 2kg+ | £4.99 | |
| £29-£38.99 | Under 2kg | Free |
| 2kg+ | £4.99 | |
| £39+ | Under 2kg | Free |
| 2kg+ | Free |
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Dorwest Garlic & Fenugreek Tablets, including answers from our team.
Karen Stoddart
Hi there.
Just want to check that this tablet is safe for all cats? Just I have heard that garlic can be toxic to cats, although i don't know if this is true. My cat has a low immune system at the moment following a tummy bug and is also having some skin problems. Also, are there any side effects to look out for, and can this be used long term?? Many thanks, Karen.
It is true that garlic can be toxic to both dogs and cats, but only if given in very large amounts. This sort of herbal supplement is safe to give long-term if you give the usual recommended amounts and I would not expect to see any adverse effects.
Jacki Arnold
Hi. I've heard that garlic, and fenugreek can be used for flea prevention, and parasite control. Is there some truth to this? (I'm looking to possibly using these alongside the Advocate, and DRONTAL I use).
There is a traditional belief that garlic in particular discourages fleas and perhaps other parasites. I am not aware that this has been scientifically tested so it is impossible to say if it is true or not. My guess is that garlic will tend to make an animal smell slightly less attractive as a host for a meal to a hungry flea, but that it is not a very powerful effect. So garlic might well have a slight beneficial effect in this way, but I would not rely on it completely. (There are reports of people who do this and are convinced by the results, but I am sure that others do not notice the same effect.)
Leigh Millar
My dog has recently been suffering with interdigital cysts, had course of antibiotics from vet but 1 recurred. Can you advise if these tablets would help please?
Interdigital cysts normally have a particular cause, such as foreign body penetration through the skin. When this happens, there is no option but to treat them as they occur. This herbal product will not do any harm, but will not be able to prevent them occurring again because they are not usually a spontaneous, independent problem. Clipping the hair away from between the pads and checking the area is clean after walks can be the most effective treatment, but you could talk to your vet about this.
Jo
My dog has suffered from coughs at various times of the year for quite a few years. Each time he has received antibiotics and anti inflammatories from the vet which always clears it up. No reason for the coughs has ever been discovered. Would these tablets help to prevent/ease any coughs he has? Also he is currently taking dorwest milk thistle to aid liver function. Would he still be able to take these tablets alongside this supplement?
Thank you for any advice
The Garlic and Fenugreek might well help, but it depends what the underlying cause of the cough is. They can safely be given along with Milk Thistle so it would be safe to give them a try. This might be better than a regular course of antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medication.
