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Intas Zymopet Syrup (Antiflatulence & Carminative Drops) for Dogs & Cats (30ml)

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Intas Zymopet for Dogs and Cats

Intas Zymopet for dogs and cats is a digestive and carminative tonic for pets that struggle with gas, bloating and sluggish digestion. Intas Zymopet syrup, also sold as Intas Zymopet drops, combines digestive enzymes with five herbal oils in a 30 ml bottle at ₹83. It sits in our digestive care medicines range, and it works best when given on your vet’s advice.

Zymopet 30ml at a glance

What it is
A digestive enzyme and carminative syrup, label name: Antiflatulence and Carminative Drops

Used for
Gas, bloating, indigestion and poor appetite linked to sluggish digestion

Suitable for
Dogs and cats. Puppies, kittens, pregnant, nursing or unwell pets only on vet advice

Form and pack
Oral syrup (drops), 30 ml bottle

Price
₹83 (MRP ₹84)

Brand
Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Ahmedabad, India

Prescription
Listed as an OTC product. A Supertails vet calls to verify your order after you add it to the cart

Uses of anti-flatulence drops for dogs and cats

Vets suggest these anti-flatulence drops for dogs and cats for short-term digestive upsets where the gut is slow and gassy. Typical signs are a bloated belly, frequent passing of gas, burping, mild indigestion and a dip in appetite. Read our guide on the signs of a sensitive stomach in pets to know when this is routine and when it is not.

Passing gas more often than usual, after a diet change or a rich meal

Bloating or discomfort after eating

Mild indigestion and a sluggish appetite

Support alongside other gastric medicines when your vet prescribes them

This is a supportive syrup. It eases symptoms and does not treat the cause, so diet, infection or worms still need a proper diagnosis.

Benefits of gas relief for dogs and cats

Enzymes support the breakdown of food, so less undigested food reaches the gut and ferments

Herbal carminative oils give gentle gas relief for dogs and cats by easing trapped gas and the discomfort that comes with it

A liquid dose is easier to give than a tablet to small dogs and cats

One 30 ml bottle suits short courses and a first-aid kit

Pairs well with a bland diet while the stomach settles, and fits within the wider dog and cat gut health range

How to give Zymopet for dogs

Dose depends on your pet’s body weight and the reason for use. Follow the pack label or your vet’s instructions, and never estimate the amount.

Measure with the dropper or a syringe, not a kitchen spoon

Give it directly into the mouth, or mix it with a little wet food if your dog resists

Keep it a short course. Ask your vet before using it for more than a few days

Offer fresh water and a bland meal for a day or two

Not sure about the dose? Talk to a Supertails vet with your dog’s weight

Giving Zymopet for cats

Use the label or vet-advised dose for your cat’s weight, never a dog’s dose

Go slowly, a little at a time into the cheek pouch, and let your cat swallow

One customer found their cat disliked the taste, so a tiny mix into wet food can help

What if you miss a dose of Intas Zymopet drops

Missed a dose?

Give it as soon as you remember.

Skip the missed dose if the next one is almost due.

Never double up to make up for a missed dose.

If your pet is still gassy or off food after a couple of days, call your vet instead of adding doses.

How carminative drops for dogs and cats work

Each 5 ml of these carminative drops for dogs and cats has two digestive enzymes and a blend of carminative oils:

Ingredient (per 5 ml)
Amount
What it does

Alpha-amylase
50 mg
Helps break down starch in food

Papain
6 mg
Plant enzyme that helps break down protein

Cinnamon, cardamom, caraway, dill and fennel oils
As per label
Carminative oils that help ease gas and soothe the gut

It is not an antibiotic, a dewormer or a probiotic. If your vet also advises gut flora support, see our probiotics for dogs and cats.

Zymopet side effects in dogs and cats

Most pets take it without trouble. Watch for these signs after the first dose:

Loose stools or an upset stomach, especially if overdosed

Drooling or refusing the dose because of the taste or smell

Rarely, an allergic reaction such as itching, facial swelling or hives

Safety advice for flatulence management in dogs and cats

Use only on vet advice in puppies, kittens, pregnant or nursing pets and pets with other illness

Treat flatulence management in dogs and cats as short-term support and review the diet with your vet

Tell your vet about any other medicine or supplement your pet takes

Do not use it to mask vomiting, diarrhoea or a swollen belly. Read why dogs vomit in our guide to dog vomiting

Do not use past the expiry date, and keep it out of reach of children and other pets

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, tightly closed. In humid monsoon weather, wipe the bottle neck dry

Quick tips for using Intas Zymopet syrup

Weigh your pet before every dose

Shake the bottle gently before use

Note the date of the first dose

Keep meals small and bland while it works

Note how the stools look each day

Fact box: Zymopet label facts

Product

Intas Zymopet Syrup (Antiflatulence and Carminative Drops) for Dogs and Cats

Manufacturer
Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

Pack
30 ml

Price
₹83 (MRP ₹84)

Composition per 5 ml
Alpha-amylase 50 mg, papain 6 mg, oils of cinnamon, cardamom, caraway, dill and fennel

Dose
By body weight, as per the label or your vet

Storage
Cool, dry place, away from sunlight, tightly closed

Shelf life
Not listed on the page; check the expiry date on the pack

Prescription status
Listed as OTC. A Supertails vet verifies the order by call

When to call the vet after giving Zymopet

Call your vet if there is repeated vomiting or diarrhoea, lethargy, a swollen or painful belly, blood in stool or vomit, or no improvement within a couple of days. Cats with ongoing loose stools need a check too, so read our guide on a cat with diarrhoea. Not sure? Visit a Supertails Clinic.

Buy Intas Zymopet online from Supertails

Genuine Intas product, 30 ml bottle at ₹83

Fast delivery on selected pincodes. Check your pincode on the product page

Free shipping on orders above ₹699

A Supertails vet calls to verify your order

Order Zymopet drops online along with other medicines for indigestion in one go

Alternatives to Zymopet syrup for gas in pets

Himalaya Digyton Drops: herbal digestive stimulant drops, ₹138

Himalaya Digyton Plus Syrup: a larger 100 ml digestive syrup, ₹224

Vetricare Digestive Syrup: a 100 ml syrup with zinc, botanical extracts and B vitamins, ₹363

Ready to ease the gas?

Order now and buy Intas Zymopet online at ₹83. Genuine stock, a quick vet verification call and fast delivery on selected pincodes.

Related reads on pet digestion

Shop: Dog digestive care · Cat digestive care
Read: Gut health in dogs · Understanding cat gut health

Zymopet questions answered

What is Zymopet syrup used for?

Zymopet syrup is used for gas, bloating, indigestion and poor appetite linked to sluggish digestion in dogs and cats. It combines digestive enzymes with carminative herbal oils. It eases symptoms only, so ask your vet about the underlying cause if the problem keeps coming back.

How much does Zymopet cost?

Zymopet 30ml costs ₹83 at the time of writing, against an MRP of ₹84. Prices can change with offers, so check the live price on this page before ordering. Delivery charges show at checkout. Free shipping applies on orders above ₹699, and fast delivery depends on your pincode.

What is a good syrup for dog gas?

A digestive enzyme and carminative syrup such as Zymopet is a common choice for dog gas, but the best option depends on the cause. Diet, eating too fast and worms can all trigger gas. Ask your vet before starting any syrup, and compare the alternatives above.

Is Zymopet safe for cats?

Yes, the label lists Zymopet for cats as well as dogs, when given at the right dose for body weight. Kittens, pregnant or nursing cats and cats with other illness need vet advice first. Never use a dog dose, and stop and call your vet if signs worsen.

Should I give Zymopet before or after food?

Follow the pack label or your vet’s advice on timing, since before or after food is not specified here. Many pet parents give digestive syrups with or just after a meal. If your pet vomits after the dose, mix it with a little food and tell your vet.

What is the Zymopet dosage for dogs and cats?

The dose depends on body weight and the reason for use, so no single millilitre figure suits every pet. Follow the label or your vet’s instructions and measure with a dropper or syringe. Dosing Zymopet for dogs is different from cats, so never guess or share doses between pets.

What are some alternatives to Zymopet syrup?

Himalaya Digyton Drops at ₹138 and Digyton Plus Syrup are common alternatives for digestive support, along with Vetricare Digestive Syrup. They differ in pack size, price and ingredients. Compare labels and ask your vet which suits your pet before switching products. Never swap or mix two digestive syrups on your own.

Is there a Zymopet tablet?

This page is for the 30 ml syrup, not a tablet. Some pet parents search for Zymopet tablets, but the Intas Zymopet syrup is the form we cover here. If your vet recommended a tablet, check the exact product name and strength before ordering, and ask the Supertails vet if you are unsure.

Disclaimer: Supertails’ sole intention is to ensure that its consumers get information that is expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy. However, the information contained herein should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of a qualified veterinarian. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. This may not cover everything about particular health conditions, lab tests, medicines, all possible side effects, drug interactions, warnings, alerts, etc. Please consult your veterinarian and discuss all your queries related to any disease or medicine. We intend to support, not replace, the veterinarian-pet parent relationship.

Additional information

Size

30mL