Protexin Veterinary Pro-Kolin Paste for Dogs & Cats
Protexin Veterinary Pro-Kolin Paste is a dietary supplement designed for dogs and cats to support their digestive health and soothe the gut lining. The paste contains a blend of prebiotics, probiotics, kaolin, and pectin to help alleviate symptoms like diarrhoea, flatulence, and upset stomachs. Kaolin is a natural binding agent which helps to firm up faeces, pectin helps soothe the gut lining, highly palatable artificial ...
Protexin Veterinary Pro-Kolin Paste is a dietary supplement designed for dogs and cats to support their digestive health and soothe the gut lining. The paste contains a blend of prebiotics, probiotics, kaolin, and pectin to help alleviate symptoms like diarrhoea, flatulence, and upset stomachs. Kaolin is a natural binding agent which helps to firm up faeces, pectin helps soothe the gut lining, highly palatable artificial beef flavouring and easy to administer. Pro-Kolin is available in 15ml and 30ml paste.
Protexin Veterinary Pro-Kolin Paste for Dogs & Cats at a glance:
- Contains probiotic - For digestive support with natural friendly bacteria
- Beef flavour – To improve palatability and compliance
- Preplex prebiotics – Unique to Protexin
- With Kaolin - A natural binding agent which helps to firm up the faeces
- With Pectin - Helps soothe the gut lining
Suitable for: Dogs and cats of all ages
Composition: Soya oil, pectin, Preplex prebiotic (fructo-oligosaccharide), dextrose.
Additives:
Nutritional Additives:
Protexin probiotic Enterococcus faecium (DSM 10663/ NCIMB 10415) 4b1707 2 x 1011 CFU/kg; 2 x 108 CFU/g
Sensory Additives:
Mixture of flavouring compounds (beef, synthetic).
Technological Additives:
Kaolin, Preplex prebiotic - acacia (gum arabic)
Analytical Constituents:
None stated
Instructions:
- To administer the correct amount of the product use the handy wheel on the syringe plunger. Rotate the wheel until it is to the right of the number representing the desired quantity to be administered.
Warnings and Safety: Give by mouth for as long as considered necessary or as advised by your veterinary surgeon.
