Complementary feed for dogs and cats.
Contributes to good bacterial flora in the intestines.
Digestion Plus is an anti-diarrheal product that regulates the liquid in the intestines.
FRUCTO-OLIGOSACCHARIDES
- FOS (fructo-oligosaccharides) are prebiotics that act as a food source for the ‘good’ bacteria (lactobacillus and bifidobacteria) while they cannot be used by the pathogenic bacteria.
- By adding FOS to the diet, the growth of ‘good’ bacteria are stimulated while 'bad' bacteria are suppressed, contributing to a good intestinal flora.
CONTRIBUTES TO BETTER DIGESTION
- Oak bark, vegetable charcoal, pomelo seeds and thyme have antiseptic properties.
- Oak bark and vegetable charcoal regulate the amount of liquids in the stool.
BENEFITS OF WHITE CLAY
- Help detoxify the digestive tract by absorbing and eliminating the toxins from the intestines.
- Supports gastrointestinal health by balancing gut bacteria.
RECOMMENDED USE AND INSTRUCTIONS
- Dogs and puppies: 10 g/10 kg of body weight/day.
- Cats and kittens: 2 g/kg of body weight/day.
- Serve the product every day with each meal until normal gastrointestinal transit is resumed.
- To be used during dietary change, medical treatment or antibiotic intake which may affect digestion or in case of digestion disturbances.
- Suitable for use during gestation, lactation and for very young animals.
- For animal use only!
COMPOSITION:
white clay, oak bark (Quercus), vegetable charcoal, thyme (Thymus vulgaris), pomelo seeds (Citrus maxima), brewer's yeast, fructo-oligosaccharides, molasses from organic farming.
ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS:
protein 7.24%,
fat content 4.18%,
crude ash 10.24%,
crude fibre 6.12%,
calcium 3200 mg/kg,
lysine 300 mg/kg,
methionine 150 mg/kg,
sodium 50 mg/kg.
DISCLAIMER
This product is based on plants. Different animals may react differently to natural substances in these plants. The claims listed in this product description are based on general information about the mentioned plants. This product should not be classified as a medicine. If you have other questions regarding your pet’s health, we recommend that you contact your veterinary.
