Dia-Tab Diarrhoea Tablets For Dogs - Effective Chewable Pet Medicine for Dogs and Cats (6 pack)

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I bought them in preparation for my puppy getting big, so they're a little oversized for him right now, but I tried them out anyway.

glucose, potato starch, rice flour, egg products, dry, sodium chloride, carrot residue 3%, processed animal protein (poultry), rice, flax meal, yeast products , Licorice 0.The diarrhea may occur from small exposures or ingestions from their environment, switching diets too quickly, or stress. After graduation, she worked for several years in the fields of conservation and animal welfare before pursuing her childhood dream—becoming a veterinarian. Hyperdrug Pharmaceuticals Limited (Registered in England and Wales with Company Number 01898060) previously registered as Hyperdrug Ltd.

Signs and symptoms of toxicity: Clinical signs of neurological toxicity include fatigue, difficulty walking, increased saliva production, dilated pupils, blindness and seizures.While these issues can be uncomfortable and distressing for your furry friend, effective treatments are available. Online visits through FirstVet are included free of charge with over 20 well-known pet insurances in the UK. This risk may increase if you use certain drugs (such as diuretics/" water pills") or if you have conditions such as severe sweating, diarrhea, or vomiting. One to two days of a bland diet of boiled chicken or lean hamburger plus rice (a carbohydrate and a protein), with some pure canned pumpkin added to offer an easily digestible low-fat meal.

A rehydrating powder to help stabilise the water and electrolyte balance to support the physiological digestion. Pectin is a soluble fibre derived from fruits and vegetables that adds bulk to the stool and soothes the intestinal tract.

In the next paragraphs, we will go over five good reasons why you shouldn't give your dog Imodium unless it's under your vet's advice. FOS (Fructose Oligo Saccharides), prebiotics, metabolized only by non-pathogenic intestinal lactic bacteria. In addition, they can promote the growth of the required bacteria (probiotic effect) and bowel movements. Dogs can be given opioids, and they’re safe when administered under the close supervision of a veterinarian.