PDSA Vet Care | Advanced Probiotic Paste for Cats and Dogs
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Treat cat and dog stomach problems
Cats and dogs can suffer from upset tummies from time to time, which is why a probiotic paste is a great idea if your pet has regular toilet troubles! Using natural ingredients and an easy delivery method, this hassle-free supplement promotes healthy digestive systems and good gut flora in cats and dogs. It has also helps to treat illnesses like diarrhoea and stomach bugs, making it a great medication to have in the pet cupboard at home!
Cat and dog probiotic developed by vets
We’ve worked alongside vets to develop this stomach treatment for cats and dogs. Using selected natural ingredients, the probiotic paste is ideal for improving gut health, as well as aiding recovery after stomach illnesses or gastroenteritis.
For more information on probiotics for cats and dogs, please visit our
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How it works
Our probiotic paste can be given to your cat or dog just like a treat – it’s extra tasty so they won’t fuss over it! The paste includes probiotic ingredients that promote healthy digestion and help to fight nasty bugs.
Dosing recommendations
Using the measurements on the syringe, feed PDSA Vet Care Probiotic Paste for Dogs and Cats directly into the mouth for up to 5 days or for as long as advised by your vet. It can also be added to the feed.
Once opened the product lasts until expiry date if cap is firmly secured and the product is stored correctly.
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Animal/ |
Cats |
Puppies & Dogs (up to 9kg) |
Medium dogs (10-25kg) |
Large dogs (20-40kg) |
Extra large dogs (over 40kg) |
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Twice per day |
2ml |
2ml |
4ml |
6ml |
8ml |
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Once per day |
4ml |
4ml |
8ml |
12ml |
16ml |
Warnings
Do not exceed daily recommendations. Please seek advice from your vet if you are worried about your pet’s health or if there is no improvement after feeding this product.
Composition / Size
Rape Seed Oil, Fructo-oligosaccharides, Mannan-oligosaccharides (dried yeast of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae), Pectin, Glutamine Peptides, Roast Meat Flavouring (derived from Saccharomyces Cerevisiae), EFSA Approved Probiotics. Certified Vegan 100%.
Syringe size: 16ml, 32ml and 64ml
Additives per kg
Gut Flora Stabilisers: 4b1705 Enterococcus Faecium (NCIMB 10415) 6.6x1011 cfu, 4b1715 Lactobacillus Acidophilus CECT 4529 2x1011cfu.
Binder: Kaolin 96,000mg.
Analytical Constituents
- Crude Protein 4%
- Crude Oil 60%
- Crude Fibre 4%
- Crude Ash 16%
Supporting your pets digestion
Advanced Probiotic Paste
Digestive supplements can help support your cat or dog’s tummy, particularly if they’re prone to upset stomachs or changes in toilet habits. They’re commonly used to help maintain healthy digestion and support good gut health during times of digestive upset.
Available in an easy-to-use paste formula, probiotic pastes for cats and dogs can be given directly from the syringe or added to food.
How Probiotic Pastes Support Cats and Dogs
These digestive supplements are designed to help support the digestive system by:
- Helping maintain healthy gut flora
- Supporting normal digestion
- Providing beneficial bacteria for the gut
Some products also contain ingredients commonly used in digestive supplements to help support pets with loose stools and upset tummies.
Common Ingredients in Probiotic Pastes
Many probiotic pastes for cats and dogs include ingredients such as:
- Probiotics to support healthy gut bacteria
- Fructo-oligosaccharides and mannan-oligosaccharides
- Kaolin and pectin, commonly used in digestive supplements
Different products contain different ingredients, and not all supplements will work the same for every pet.
When to Consider a Probiotic Paste
Probiotic pastes may be helpful for:
- Cats and dogs with upset tummies
- Pets with changes in toilet habits
- Pets recovering from stomach bugs or diarrhoea
- Pets needing extra digestive support
Important to Know
Probiotic pastes are designed to support healthy digestion and are not a substitute for veterinary treatment where needed. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount. If your pet’s symptoms continue or you are worried about their health, speak to your vet for advice.
