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It is very important that you protect your dog from worms, fleas and ticks
It is entirely your choice whether you do this using veterinary medicine or a natural alternative.
We are not allowed to advise you or recommend which method you should use, however, we can provide information about all our products and in conjunction with advice from your vet, you can make an informed decision.
Feelwells Intestinal Tincture is a gentle herbal preparation made from 100% natural ingredients, used and trusted for hundreds of years based on a traditional recipe. Tolerated by even the most sensitive animals, Feelwells Intestinal Tincture works with the protective natural gut flora.
Historically, animals were able to roam freely and forage from their habitat, self selecting what was needed to support various aspects of their health, including that of the gut. The combination of herbal and homeopathic ingredients in Feelwells Intestinal Tincture fed on at least one day each month, helps create subtle changes within the gut and acts as a replacement to natural foraging.
A variety of reasons are causing many pet owners to take a more natural approach to animal welfare. If you have any concerns about your pet, always consult a qualified Veterinary surgeon for advice.
Feeding rate = 1ml once per month.
May be given to bitches in whelp & cats in kitten.
Puppies: 0.5ml per month fortnightly from 2 weeks of age until 8 weeks and then 1ml per month
Poultry, Cats & Rabbits: 0.5ml once per month
Kittens: 0.25ml once per month.
May be fed daily if required, or at reduced intervals if preferred.
Liquid tincture in 50ml bottle with pipette – Administer using the pipette supplied, directly into the mouth, or by mixing with food, drink or treats.
Returning Customers:
Due to regulatory requirements, Feelwells Intestinal Tincture is now described as an ‘Intestinal Hygiene’ food supplement. Please be assured that the formulation of this product has not been altered in any way. We do not claim that Feelwells Intestinal Tincture has any effect on worms except to render the intestinal environment inhospitable to them.
Please note:
Strict EU guidelines, governed in the UK by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, restrict the use of words and information that may portray a product as a registered medicine. In order to comply with these regulations certain words have been removed.
Whether you worm conventionally, naturally, or not at all it’s a good idea to regularly test the worm burden of your dog to make sure they’re getting the protection they need and staying as healthy as possible.
Worm eggs and larvae are invisible to the naked eye. They’re found outside in water bowls, on toys, clinging to blades of grass, on snails and their trails, in dog poo, and dead animals.
Your dog swallows the worm eggs, they hatch in the intestine and the baby worms attach themselves to the lining of your dog’s gut. They then proceed to release millions of eggs which your dog passes out in their poo and the cycle continues. So if your dog tests positive for eggs, they’ve definitely got worms.
Kit 1. Wormcount Kit
Kit 2. Lungworm & Heartworm Kit
Inside the kit you will find all you need – pots, gloves, bags etc.
You need to collect a small sample of your dog’s poo (3 consecutive samples for Lungworm)
Then follow the instructions in the pack, complete the leaflet with your details and send it off to the lab using the prepaid envelope.
Pop in a standard letter box – Label is prepaid so no need for stamps
Post as soon after collecting it as possible. Try to take the sample on Sunday to Thursday so the sample isn’t sitting in the post box for a couple of days.
The sample goes directly to the lab for testing. The results are emailed to you within 24/48 hours of receipt.
If you worm your dog
Worm egg counts can be done any time from 14 days after worming. We don’t recommend doing a test before 14 days has elapsed as the worming treatment you have used will need those 14 days to work its magic.
If you don’t worm your dog
Do a test any time, especially if you’re concerned worms may be present, or you live in, or have visited, a lungworm hotspot.
It is recommended you test for worms four times a year.
This test is not intended as a replacement for worming your pet in the first place. It is merely a way of monitoring the worm egg burden of your dog and treating accordingly. Many owners choose to worm their pets while others never do, which is entirely your decision.
Always worm puppies (and kittens) by following a veterinary flea and worming schedule as they will have inherited a parasite burden from their mother, and not to do so can pose a serious health risk to very young animals. If you have any questions do not hesitate in getting in touch.
Lungworm is becoming much more common, and is now a risk to dogs across much of the UK. Lungworm can be fatal and is very hard to treat once the symptoms appear. A lungworm screen looks for larvae though you should always be aware of lungworm symptoms; coughing; fast, heavy, noisy breathing; weight loss; unexplained bruising and bleeding; seizure.
Lungworm larvae are invisible to the naked eye. If your dog likes to eat grass, slugs or snails they are at risk of catching lungworm. Dogs who eat a bird or animal who has eaten a snail or slug can also become infected.
How your dog gets lungworm
Your dog swallows the lungworm larvae which then leave the gut and migrate to the lungs via the blood. The larvae hatch into adult lungworms and make their way up through the lungs. If your dog gets to the point where they’re coughing up lungworms they’re in serious trouble. Which is why diagnosis and early treatment are essential.
Do the lungworm test if:
Benefits of a lungworm test
If you worm your dog
Lungworm screens can be done any time from 14 days after worming. We don’t recommend doing a test before 14 days has elapsed as the worming treatment you have used will need those 14 days to work its magic.
If you don’t worm your dog
Do a test any time, especially if you’re concerned lungworm may be present, or you live in, or have visited, a lungworm hotspot.
It is recommended you test for lungworm four times a year.
This test is not intended as a replacement for worming your pet in the first place. It is merely a way of monitoring the worm egg burden of your dog and treating accordingly. Many owners choose to worm their pets while others never do, which is entirely your decision.
Always worm puppies by following a veterinary flea and worming schedule as they will have inherited a parasite burden from their mother, and not to do so can pose a serious health risk to very young animals. If you have any questions do not hesitate in getting in touch.
*Bear in mind that larvae may only be present intermittently in the faeces and dogs may show clinical signs such as coughing prior to the larvae being present in the faeces. If you’re worried and if you know of Lungworm cases in your area a veterinary blood test is advisable.
Looking for an all-natural, chemical-free flea treatment for your animals?
Billy No Mates! is a very effective herbal flea, mite, and tick repellent and is also great for skin and coat condition, using the power of lemon balm and neem. As the product can take up to 6 weeks to really take effect, we would recommend you start using Billy No Mates from around March onwards for a problem-free summer. Good for dogs, cats, and other pets too!
More and more pet owners are looking for natural, chemical-free flea control that works: whether your pet reacts negatively to vet-prescribed medication, or you’re simply interested in taking a more natural, holistic approach to their health, Billy No Mates! has something for everybody.
Launched over 10 years ago, this mix is very effective not only at repelling fleas, but also for improving coat condition and overall health.
Billy No Mates! is a totally natural herbal blend that is added to your pet’s food to help repel fleas, ticks and other biting insects. The essential oils in the herbs create an aroma-barrier (from the animal’s skin/coat oils as the body absorbs the herbs) that is very repellent to ticks, fleas and mites.
The aromatic combination of mint, seaweed, fenugreek, neem leaves and lemon balm should be simply sprinkled over your dog or cat’s food. We recommend feeding Billy No Mates daily from the start of February/beginning of March as it takes about 4-6 weeks to fully enter the animal’s system. Flea season typically starts around April/May with the warmer weather. Fleas and ticks tend to be less of a problem during the colder months from November, at which point you can give them a break from using Billy No Mates.
Billy No Mates was designed as a preventive, not a cure, so don’t wait until the middle of summer to start feeding it!
Dried/powder: 1 scoop (5ml) per 10kg is a good rule of thumb when feeding Billy No Mates.
Small dog (0-10kg) | ½ a scoop | 2-3g |
Medium dog (10-25kg) | 1 scoop | 3-4g |
Large dog (35+kg) | 2 scoops | 6-8g |
A bag of 325g should last a small dog 5-6 months and a large dog 2-3 months.
Tincture: Give 1ml per 10kg of bodyweight.
Under 10kg | 1ml (1 full pipette) |
10-20kg | 2ml |
20-30kg | 3ml |
30+kg | 4ml |
Both are just as effective when the dosage information is followed correctly. For wet food, we tend to recommend the dried, and for kibble, we recommend the tincture. Some pets like one version over the other. Most pets don’t mind, however, and we make sure to stock both so that both kibble and raw feeders have options.
If fed in due time and at the correct dosage, our customers find Billy No Mates very effective and we have successfully used it on our own dogs for several years.
Yes, Billy No Mates is safe to use in cats. Please follow the guidelines by weight for the right dosage.
Yes!
Billy No Mates is safe to use in puppies over 12 weeks of age.
While there are no reports of any toxicity or issues in pregnant bitches, we would recommend not using herbs during this period.
Yes, note that Fenugreek, one of the ingredients in Billy No Mates, can reduce seizure activity, so always check with your veterinary surgeon before adjusting medication dosage.
Yes, with caution, as Fenugreek can cause lowering of blood sugar. Your dog’s insulin dosage may need to be adjusted/reduced. Always consult a veterinary surgeon before adjusting medication dosage.
If you accidentally give a double dosage in a day, this won’t cause any major issues. Generally we would not recommend exceeding the advertised dosage as this does not make Billy No Mates more potent, and unused herbs/tincture are simply expelled from the body, therefore wasting it. You might also have to get more Billy No Mates before you expected to!
Obviously, if your pet consumes a whole bottle or bag, then please seek veterinary attention.
Feelwells Postbiotic Natural Gut Health Supplement is the most effective way to support & maintain your dog’s gut and immune health
Does your dog have:
If so, try our Postbiotic Gut Health Supplement …
We use Postbiotics as they have all the benefits of probiotics but they are in a stable format so they are not affected by manufacture, storage or transit to the gut.
Probiotics are live, good bacteria. The problem with good bacteria is that they dont all survive the manufacturing process, storage, transit etc and so what arrives in yoru dog’s gut is not the same amount that we put in.
Postbiotics are not live but they are bio-active so they have all the properties of probiotics but in a totally stable format and therefore what we put in when we make it, is the amount that arrives in your dog’s gut
Small Dog – up to 14 kg – 1 Teaspoon per Day
Medium Dogs – 15 – 30kg – 1.5 Teaspoons per Day
Large Dogs – 30Kg + 2 Teaspoons per Day
150g bag will last approx 1 month for a dog up to 15kg
Can bed fed as a treat or sprinkled onto food
We love these! They have helped the gargly tummy & the flatulence and his poo is now a much better consistency
Since starting on the supplement, we have only had one instance of a noisy belly, and no days of not eating!
Tilly has always been a sick little dog, normally throws up stomach acid once or twice a week. But hasn’t had a single episode since being on the supplement!
He prefers it to the Four Leaf Rover Protect. It’s easier to give. He really likes them and he’s much happier on them.
He likes the taste, it is easy to feed and seems to be helping his tummy.
Brody absolutely loves these . We’ve noticed quite a big improvement in the itching, it hasn’t stopped but there is a remarkable change.. Also noticed he has a little more energy than before too.
It is a well tolerated product for both my dogs, I have used other ‘gut boosting’ products and these have upset my dogs stomach, so I will be continuing with the product over a longer period to see how they get on. Thank you
Dog likes them very much. I get shouted at when I go into the room with them in
This continues to impress me! I had no idea that postbiotics were even ‘dog-friendly’ so to discover that they are AND that they are so effective on canine gut health is a revelation
Only been using it since Monday as I didn’t receive it until then. Definitely an improvement in the poo, much firmer.
I have found that if Jeff is reluctant to eat, I can give him a couple of pellets, and he seems to realise he is in fact hungry, and eats his meal. This has helped reduce his noisy belly episodes and stops him progressing to vomiting
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