Q: What does ParaZap do?
A: Para-Zap allows the body to rid itself of parasites. The worms, and their eggs die and are then expelled. It also allows the body to expel undigested protein which is the perfect environment for parasites in the intestinal tract.

Q: Which parasites?
A: Studies have shown the various ingredients of Para-Zap to be effective against roundworms, threadworms, pinworms, tapeworms, whipworms, hookworms, and other intestinal worms. It has also been shown to reduce the coccidia count to acceptable numbers.

Q: How do I know if my pet has parasites?

A: It depends on the type of pet you have as the symptoms vary with each pet. A reptile will be lethargic, slow to grow, lose weight, and the odor from its fesces may be particularly bad. It may develop strange bumps on skin. A dog may have a rough coat, pot belly, bad breath, general failure to thrive, and sometimes vomiting and diarrhea. Parasites can also cause meningitis, encephalitis, and other central nervous system disorders. A cat may experience twitching, loss of weight, dull coat, vomiting and diarrhea. Depending upon the type of parasite, the animal may drag their butt on the carpet or dirt.

Symptoms vary with each species and pet, and each type of worm, but parasites are a health problem that threatens every animal.

Q: What are the ingedients?
A: Para-Zap is a unique combination of several natural ingredients targetted towards specific problems. Two of the main ingredients are wormwood and black walnut. Wormwood has been used medicinally to expel various types of intestinal worms for over 3500 years. Black walnut works against tapeworms, but is included because it's one of the mildest and surest laxatives, causing no nausea, irritation, or pain. The idea is to kill the worms/eggs, and then expel them.

Q: But I don't have a parasite problem?
A: Great! This is the best time to use Para-Zap. Use it as a preventative maintenance and parasites may never become a problem. Parasites are a health threat to all animals. Prevent them!

Q: Where do these parasites come from?
A: The parasites are found in the food our pets eat, ie: grains, crickets, vegetables, etc. However, some animals such as puppies get the infection before birth through the placenta and after birth via the mother's milk. Even if the mother has been dewormed, larvae encapsulated in her liver, skeletal muscle, and kidneys are not killed. At day 42 in the dog's pregnancy, these larvae "wake up" and migrate through the placenta and umbilical vein to the fetal liver. Late in the pregnancy larvae move to the mammary glands, and by the fifth day of nursing they infect the milk. Eggs are passed in the puppy's feces about 3 weeks after birth. Two weeks later the egg of Toxcara canis may be capable of infecting humans. Toxocara canis is one of the most common intestinal parasites of dogs.

Kittens, unlike puppies, are not infected before birth but rather obtain the infection through their mother's
milk.

Reptiles and birds generally get parasites from their food.

Q: My vet said the parasite numbers weren't high enough to treat?

A: Most of the popular man-made drugs used to treat parasites are harder on your pet than the actual parasites are in low numbers. This is absolutely unacceptable. Your pet shouldn't be subjected to living with parasites just because the drugs are too harsh. Now there's a better choice.

Q: Do I need a prescription?
A: No. Para-Zap is not a medicine. It's a unique mixture of several naturally occuring elements.

Q: Are there any known side-effects?
A: No.

Q: Are there any other health benefits to using ParaZap?
A: Yes. Para-Zap also works as a mild laxative, eliminating the build-up of fecal matter remaining in the digestive tract. Left unpassed, these build-ups are prime spots for parasitic growth and potential impaction problems. Another key ingredient acts as an anti-nauseant, expectorant and antiseptic. It stimulates and disinfects the kidneys, liver and bronchial mucous membranes.

Q: How much does it cost?
A: $23.95. Shipping is free. Buy two jars and save $5.00!

Q: How long will 1 bottle last?
A: Up to several months depending on how many animals you have.