Read the concentrations per mL, the food-mixing routine and what to confirm before giving the formula to your dog or cat.
Understand the formula before measuring a serving
A concentration tells you what is in each millilitre. A serving tells you how much a particular animal receives. This collection explains that distinction and brings the product’s ingredient information and practical use guidance into one place.
PEA and botanical concentrations per mL
The formulation targets 62.7 mg ultramicronized PEA per mL. Seven botanical extracts total 134.4 mg per mL: lemon balm 40.3 mg, thyme 26.9 mg, rosemary 22.4 mg, and calendula, dandelion leaf, lemongrass and fenugreek at 11.2 mg each. These values are formulation targets and are not presented as a finished-batch assay or a fixed daily serving.
How to use the oral liquid
Shake the bottle, measure the individually confirmed amount in millilitres and mix it with food. The 60 mL bottle is an oral product, not a topical spot-on. Chicken-and-tuna flavor contains chicken and fish ingredients, which should be considered for animals with relevant food sensitivities. Confirm the serving and suitability for your dog or cat before starting.
What to confirm for your pet
Share the complete ingredient list and current medicines with your veterinarian, including any flea or tick products already in use. Do not scale a canine serving to a cat by assumption, and do not increase the amount to address an infestation. The formula has no established parasite-killing serving. See the complete composition and the product’s research and questions for more detail.
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Questions about flea & tick support
Does 62.7 mg PEA mean a 1 mL serving for every pet?
No. It is the target concentration in one millilitre, not a universal daily serving recommendation.
Can I measure by counting drops?
Measure the confirmed amount in millilitres. Drop size is not a reliable substitute for a measured volume.
How long will one 60 mL bottle last?
Bottle duration depends on the individually confirmed daily volume. Divide 60 mL by that volume to estimate the number of days.
Can it be applied to the coat?
It is an oral liquid intended to be mixed with food, not a topical parasite-control product.
Care guidance and sources
For parasite-control product selection, read FDA guidance on safe flea and tick product use. For household care, see the EPA flea and tick home-care guidance. Tick checks and feline precautions are covered by the CDC guidance on ticks and pets. These references support the care guidance, not an efficacy claim for this supplement.
Oral wellness supplement. The finished PMP formula has not been clinically tested for flea or tick control. Follow individual veterinary guidance and the directions of any parasite-control product.