Himalaya Himpyrin Anti Inflammatory & Pain Relief Drops for Dogs and Cats

Himalaya Himpyrin Anti-Inflammatory & Pain Relief Drops for Dogs and Cats (30ml)

Himalaya Himpyrin is a clinically tested herbal medicine for fever, pain, and inflammation in dogs and cats. These liquid drops bring down a temperature, ease pain from injury, arthritis or surgery, and calm inflammation — using a 100% herbal Ayurvedic formula that is gentle enough for pets of all ages, with no prescription required. A 30 ml bottle with a dosing dropper costs ₹131.

What it is and how it works?

Himpyrin is an Ayurvedic proprietary veterinary medicine from The Himalaya Drug Company. Pet parents often call it "Himpyrin syrup", though it is technically a concentrated liquid drop. It does three jobs at once — it is antipyretic (brings down fever), analgesic (relieves pain) and anti-inflammatory (reduces swelling and heat) — which is why it is a common first-line, at-home option when a pet is running a mild fever or is sore after a minor knock.

The herbal actives work along the same pathway as conventional anti-inflammatories: Himpyrin helps inhibit the cyclooxygenase (COX) enzymes that produce prostaglandins, the compounds behind fever, pain and inflammation. It does this with plant extracts rather than synthetic NSAIDs.

What vets and pet parents use it for?

• Fever in dogs and fever in cats from many underlying causes

• Pain and inflammation after a minor injury, knock or sprain

• Post-surgery and post-spay/neuter soreness, as supportive care alongside the vet’s plan

• Long-term, gentle anti-inflammatory support in older pets with joint stiffness

• Supportive comfort during recovery from illness

What it does not do? Read this before you buy

Himpyrin treats the fever and discomfort, not the cause underneath them. A fever is a symptom, and in dogs it can point to tick fever, infection or something that needs a vet, not just a fever reducer. Use Himpyrin to keep your pet comfortable, but if the temperature does not settle within a day or two, or your pet is also off food, vomiting or lethargic, see a vet. It is also not a strong painkiller for severe pain — a dog that cannot bear weight on a leg or is crying out needs prescription-strength pain medication and a diagnosis, not a herbal drop. And in hot weather, do not confuse fever with heat stroke, which is an emergency needing immediate cooling and a vet.

Himpyrin dosage for dogs and cats

Himpyrin is dosed by body size, twice daily. Shake the bottle well before each use. It can be given directly by dropper or mixed into a little food.

• Shake well before every dose — herbal preparations settle.

• Give by dropper into the mouth, or mix into a spoon of wet food. Most pets take it easily; several pet parents note even fussy cats accept it.

• Give roughly 12 hours apart — morning and evening works well.

• For kittens and very small pets, start at the lower end and confirm with a vet.

• A 30 ml bottle covers about 7–15 days depending on your pet’s size.

How to use Himpyrin?

• Confirm a raised temperature or clear pain before starting — see the vet tip above.

• Shake the bottle. Draw the correct ml into the dropper.

• Give directly into the mouth or mix into a small, tasty portion of food.

• Repeat twice daily, about 12 hours apart.

• Continue for as long as your vet advises. For a simple mild fever, a couple of days is often enough; for recovery or joint support, longer courses are common.

• Reassess at 48 hours. Improvement should be visible — more alert, eating better, moving more easily.

What should you do if you miss a dose?

Himpyrin is a gentle herbal preparation, so a missed dose is low-stakes.

• Remembered within a few hours? Give it, then space the next dose normally.

• Almost time for the next dose? Skip the missed one and carry on. Do not double up.

• Missed a day? Just resume the normal twice-daily schedule. Nothing to reset.

• If your pet’s fever or pain is not improving even when you are dosing consistently, the issue is the underlying cause, not the missed dose — see a vet rather than increasing the amount.

Safety information

Side effects

Himpyrin is 100% herbal and very well tolerated — pet parents consistently highlight the absence of side effects as the reason they choose it. Rarely, a pet may show mild digestive upset or dislike the taste. Giving it with food usually settles both.

Precautions

• A fever is a symptom, not a diagnosis. If it lasts more than 48 hours, spikes above 40°C, or comes with vomiting, diarrhoea, or refusal to eat, stop self-treating and see a vet.

• Do not combine with other NSAIDs or painkillers — herbal or conventional — without vet advice, since the actions can stack.

• Pregnant or lactating pets: check with your vet before use.

• Pets with existing kidney, liver or GI conditions, or on other regular medication, should start only under vet guidance.

• It is made for dogs and cats. Pet parents do use Himalaya’s herbal range in other animals, but dosing for other species should come from a vet, not this page.

• Stick to the recommended dose. "More" does not reduce a fever faster.

Storage and handling

• Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C, away from direct sunlight.

• Keep the cap tightly closed; shake before each use.

• Through the Indian summer and monsoon, an interior cupboard beats a windowsill or bathroom shelf.

• Do not use past the printed expiry, or if the colour or smell has changed.

• Keep out of reach of children.

Substitutes and alternatives

If Himpyrin is out of stock, or you need something for a different job, these are the closest options on Fifozone.

Quick tips

• Take a real temperature reading before deciding it’s a fever.

• Shake the bottle hard before every dose.

• Mix into wet food if your pet dislikes the dropper.

• Cats and kittens: 1 ml twice daily, no more.

• Not improving in 48 hours? See a vet — the cause needs checking.

• Keep it in your pet first-aid kit for monsoon and travel.

Why buy Himpyrin from Fifozone?

No prescription needed. Himpyrin is an over-the-counter herbal medicine, so you can order it directly — no upload, no wait. If you are unsure whether it is the right choice for your pet’s symptoms, a Fifozone vet consultation is free with your order.

100% genuine Himalaya stock. Sourced directly from The Himalaya Drug Company, with batch and expiry on every bottle.

A vet who will tell you when it is not enough. Our vets will flag when your pet’s symptoms point to something a herbal drop cannot treat — a persistent fever, severe pain, or a suspected infection — and help you get the right treatment instead.

Fast delivery. 24-hour delivery across Indian cities, with 30-minute delivery in select Bengaluru areas. Free shipping on orders above ₹699. Explore more in pain and itch relief and multivitamins for recovery.

A note on returns: as a pharmacy item, Himpyrin is non-returnable and non-exchangeable once dispatched. If your order arrives damaged or incorrect, call 1800-5723-575, and we will replace it.

Keep your pet comfortable through a fever or a sore day — order Himalaya Himpyrin herbal pain & fever drops for just ₹136, no prescription needed, with a free vet consult and 24-hour delivery.

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FAQs

What is Himalaya Himpyrin used for in dogs and cats?

It is a herbal medicine for fever, pain and inflammation. Vets and pet parents use it to bring down a mild fever, ease soreness after an injury or surgery, and provide gentle anti-inflammatory support for older pets with joint stiffness. It is antipyretic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory in one, and works on the same COX-enzyme pathway as conventional anti-inflammatories, but with herbal actives like Guduchi, Ginger and Vacha.

What is the Himpyrin dosage for dogs?

Small-breed dogs and puppies get 1–2 ml twice daily; large-breed dogs get 2–3 ml twice daily. Shake well before use and give either directly by dropper or mixed into a little food, about 12 hours apart. Your vet may adjust the dose for your dog’s breed or the severity of the condition. A 30 ml bottle lasts roughly 1–2 weeks depending on size.

What is the Himpyrin dosage for cats and kittens?

Cats and kittens get 1 ml twice daily — and unlike many dog medicines, Himpyrin is genuinely formulated for cats too. Start at that dose, give it twice a day about 12 hours apart, and confirm with a vet for very young kittens. Do not scale the dose up for a large cat without vet advice.

Is Himpyrin safe for cats? Does it have side effects?

Yes, it is made for both cats and dogs, and pet parents most often praise it precisely for having no noticeable side effects, because it is 100% herbal. Rarely a pet may show mild digestive upset or dislike the taste, which giving it with food usually fixes. As with any medicine, if your cat has an existing health condition or is on other medication, check with a vet first.

How quickly does Himpyrin work, and how long can I give it?

For a mild fever, many pet parents see improvement within a day or two. For pain or recovery support, it is often given over a longer course. The key rule: if a fever has not settled within 48 hours of consistent dosing, or your pet is also off food or lethargic, stop self-treating and see a vet — the underlying cause needs checking, not a longer course.

Can I give Himpyrin to my dog for fever without seeing a vet?

You can, because it is over-the-counter and safe, but take a real temperature reading first — a dog’s normal is 38–39.2°C, so a warm nose is not a fever. Himpyrin keeps your pet comfortable while a mild fever passes. But a fever is a symptom, and if it is high, persistent, or comes with other signs like vomiting or refusing food, that needs a diagnosis. A free vet consult comes with your order.

Is Himpyrin the same as a syrup? I searched for "Himpyrin syrup".

It is the same product. Himalaya makes Himpyrin as a concentrated liquid that comes with a dropper, so it is technically "drops", but many pet parents call it "Himpyrin syrup" — both refer to this 30 ml bottle. There is no separate tablet or capsule version for pets.

Can Himpyrin be used for post-surgery pain in pets?

Yes, it is commonly used as supportive relief after minor procedures and post spay/neuter, and Himalaya specifically notes it is effective in cases of injury or surgery. For major surgery, though, your vet will usually prescribe a stronger painkiller, with Himpyrin as a gentle add-on rather than the main one. Always follow your surgeon’s post-op plan.