Roar STING-DOC Drops: Fast-acting sting relief for pets

Roar STING-DOC Drops are a fast-acting first aid solution to relieve heat, swelling, and pain from bee or wasp stings in pets. Designed for dogs, cats, and other animals, this non-toxic formula is safe to use alongside existing medications and is made in New Zealand from New Zealand-sourced ingredients. If your pet shows signs of an allergic reaction after a sting, seek veterinary advice immediately. Not recommended for animals under 12 weeks.

• Size / Capacity: 50 ml bottle with a convenient dropper for precise, controlled application
• Formulation: Non-toxic sting relief drops formulated to soothe irritated sting sites and reduce discomfort
• Safety and compatibility: Safe to use with ongoing medications or supplements; suitable for pregnant and lactating animals
• Age guidance: Not recommended for animals 12 weeks old or younger
• Origin: Made in New Zealand from locally sourced ingredients
• Usage guidance: Use as a first aid measure for bee or wasp stings; monitor and seek veterinary advice if symptoms persist or worsen or if signs of an allergic reaction appear

STING-DOC Drops deliver targeted relief to help your pet feel more comfortable after an insect sting. The 50 ml bottle provides a practical, at-home first aid option that complements routine veterinary care. Regular use as part of a home first-aid kit can support quick response to sting incidents, while ongoing symptoms or severe reactions should be evaluated by a veterinarian.

Frequently asked questions

• What is Roar STING-DOC Drops? A safe, non-toxic first aid liquid designed to relieve heat, swelling, and pain from bee or wasp stings in pets.
• Who can use STING-DOC Drops? Suitable for dogs, cats, and other small animals; not recommended for animals under 12 weeks.
• How should I apply it? Apply as directed on the label or by your veterinarian; do not exceed the recommended amount and monitor for allergic signs.
• Can I use STING-DOC Drops with other treatments? Yes, it is safe to use alongside many prescription medications and supplements, but consult your veterinarian if you are unsure.
• What should I do if there are signs of an allergic reaction? Contact your veterinarian promptly; seek emergency care if breathing difficulties or swelling worsen.