Immunol

Immunol Overview

Immunol is a Himalaya Animal Health liquid formulation for companion animals. The manufacturer positions it as an immunomodulator and phagocytosis-support product intended to enhance a pet’s immunity and help the body respond to pathogens.

The current source identifies the product as a 100 ml liquid for dogs and cats. It highlights Tinospora gulancha, also known as Guduchi, and Winter cherry, also known as Ashvagandha, as the two key herbal ingredients.

This page summarizes the current manufacturer-provided information for pet owners in Bangladesh, including ingredient context, species-specific directions, veterinary safety guidance and local purchasing information.

Pet Immune Support Context

The manufacturer describes Immunol as supporting the immune response in pets and helping the body fight pathogens. This is supportive animal-health positioning rather than a claim that the product can diagnose, cure or replace treatment for an active infection.

Dogs and cats can have reduced appetite, lethargy, fever, skin problems, ear problems, respiratory symptoms or other signs for many different reasons. If a pet appears unwell, the cause should be assessed rather than assuming that immune support alone is sufficient.

A veterinary professional may need to examine the animal, review vaccination history, check for parasites or infection, and decide whether antibiotics, antifungals, anti-inflammatory medicines or other treatment are appropriate.

Immunol: 2 Key Ingredients

The visible manufacturer source provides detailed descriptions for two ingredients used in Immunol: Tinospora gulancha and Winter cherry.

Tinospora gulancha (Guduchi)

Tinospora gulancha, or Guduchi, is described by the manufacturer as rejuvenating the immune system and strengthening the body’s resistance against infections.

This is a manufacturer-provided animal-health claim. It should be understood as immune-support positioning and not as evidence that Guduchi can replace antimicrobial treatment when a veterinarian has diagnosed a bacterial, fungal or other infection.

Winter Cherry (Ashvagandha)

Winter cherry, or Ashvagandha, is described by the manufacturer as increasing antibody titers. The source also highlights antistress and adaptogenic properties associated with physiological endurance and protection against the effects of stress.

Stress can affect appetite, behavior and recovery in pets, but persistent changes in energy, feeding, drinking, breathing or elimination should still be evaluated for an underlying medical problem.

Dosage for Dogs and Cats

The manufacturer provides species- and size-based directions for Immunol.

For small-breed dogs, the source lists 1–2 ml twice daily.

For large-breed dogs, the source lists 2–3 ml twice daily.

For cats, the source lists 1 ml twice daily.

Use an appropriate oral measuring syringe, dropper or calibrated cup so the volume is measured accurately. If your veterinarian provides a different schedule for your pet, follow the veterinary instruction.

How to Use Responsibly

Give the measured amount according to the manufacturer’s directions or your veterinarian’s advice. Do not estimate dosage from the pet’s appearance alone, and do not increase the amount simply because improvement is slower than expected.

If your pet is taking prescription medicines, has a chronic condition or is receiving treatment for an infection, discuss any regular supplement use with the treating veterinarian. This helps keep the overall care plan coordinated.

For puppies, kittens, elderly animals or pets with significant illness, individual veterinary guidance is especially valuable because age, body size and underlying disease can affect treatment decisions.

Veterinary Safety Guidance

The active source provides dosing information but does not give a comprehensive list of contraindications or adverse effects. For that reason, this page does not add unsupported safety claims.

Stop administration and contact a veterinarian if your pet develops unusual vomiting, diarrhea, facial swelling, marked lethargy, breathing difficulty, collapse or another unexpected reaction after use.

Urgent veterinary care is appropriate for breathing difficulty, repeated seizures, severe weakness, inability to stand, persistent vomiting, suspected poisoning, major trauma or rapidly worsening illness.

Immune-support products should complement, not replace, vaccination, parasite control, balanced nutrition, hygiene, routine veterinary examinations and condition-specific treatment.

Related Companion-Care Product

Pet owners exploring other Himalaya Companion Care products can also review the Liv.52 Pet product page. It is a separate veterinary formulation with different intended use and should not be assumed to be interchangeable with Immunol.

For the manufacturer’s original product reference, visit the official Himalaya Wellness Immunol page. This external DoFollow link is included for source transparency.

Immunol Price in Bangladesh

Customers searching for Immunol price in Bangladesh can use this page to review the current local price, 100 ml pack information, product image and purchasing status. The live Himalaya.bd listing should be treated as the latest local purchasing reference because price and availability can change.

Before ordering, confirm the current pack and checkout details shown on the live product page. The manufacturer identifies the product as an India-made liquid formulation from Himalaya Wellness Company.

When choosing a pet immune-support product, consider the animal’s species, size, symptoms, current medicines and veterinary diagnosis alongside price. For a sick pet, appropriate veterinary assessment should take priority over supplement selection.