Development of an antiparasitic shampoo for pets to provide effective protection against external parasites

2026

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DOI 10.53939/1560-5655_2026_1_6
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Abstract

An article presents a comprehensive process for developing a natural veterinary shampoo for cats, designed for the prevention and control of external parasites. The formulation is based on safe and effective plant-derived components, such as lavender and eucalyptus essential oils, chamomile infusion, natural liquid soap, and apple cider vinegar. These ingredients possess pronounced antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and antiparasitic properties, ensuring a gentle yet effective action on the animals’ skin and coat. During the creation of the formula, special attention was paid to the physiological characteristics of cats, which allowed for an optimal balance between therapeutic efficacy and application safety. The development process utilized modern laboratory methods for quality and efficacy assessment, and practical tests were conducted in veterinary settings. The results confirmed the shampoo’s high effectiveness in eliminating external parasites, improving the condition of the pets’ skin and coat, and the absence of side effects or irritation. The data obtained indicate the potential of using this product both for preventive measures and in the treatment of parasitic diseases in domestic cats, especially in conditions of increased risk of infestation. The developed shampoo can become a reliable component of comprehensive animal care in veterinary practice, contributing to the strengthening of their health and the enhancement of their quality of life.