TROY is a veterinary manufacturer, and the range stocked at PeekAPaw runs from everyday pet items — ear drops and ear cleaner, wound and antiseptic sprays, a puppy and kitten worming syrup, laxative and vitamin gels, PlaqueOff dental powders — through to injectable vitamins and a parasiticide written for cattle, sheep and pigs. It is a mixed catalogue, so it is worth checking which animal a product is registered for before you buy.
Three things regularly catch people out. Several sprays are listed under a "for Dogs" name — Chloromide, Iodin and Debrisol among them — while TROY's own labels also cover cattle, horses, pigs and sheep; the dog in the title is a retail convention, not a restriction. The injectables split the other way: B-Complex is written for cats, dogs and horses, whereas Vitamin ADE, the Sheep and Cattle B12 and Doramate are livestock products that carry meat and milk withholding periods, so read the label before treating any animal whose meat or milk enters the food chain. And PlaqueOff comes in three separate forms, a dog powder, a cat powder and a dog chew, which are not interchangeable; TROY positions the powders as something you use alongside brushing rather than instead of it. Anything that looks like a genuine illness is a conversation with your vet rather than a self-diagnosis.
