Aptus Attapectin against diarrhea 30 tablets

Aptus Attapectin 30tbl - Mineral preparation for dogs and cats affected by temporary digestive problems (acute diarrhea).

Indications:
antidiarrheal (antidiarrheal preparation)
acute gastroenterocolitis - diarrheal diseases
diarrhea during treatment with antibiotics and chemotherapy
chronic diarrhea - inflammatory bowel diseases

The active ingredients of Attapectin are attapulgite and pectin, which protect the walls of the digestive system, bind bacterial toxins and intestinal fermentation products and transport them through the digestive tract. Thanks to this process, Attapectin can relieve your pet of problems quickly but gently.

Caution: With long-term use, attapulgite and pectin can also bind useful substances, such as concomitantly administered medications, vitamins and iron. Therefore, it is not recommended to administer Attapectin earlier than three hours after medication. You can then safely administer the product to your animal.

Instructions for use: Attapectin is used for temporary digestive problems in dogs and cats. The animal must also be given sufficient fluids (minimum 0.5-1 dcl/kg/day), water or, better still, an electrolyte drink (e.g. Nutrisal®). The need for fluids increases if the animal vomits or suffers from severe diarrhea.

Dosage Tablets Number of applications/day Duration of treatment
Small dogs (up to 10 kg) 1 2-3 2-3 days
Medium dogs (10-20 kg) 1-2 2-3 2-3 days
Large dogs (more than 20 kg) 2-3 2-3 2-3 days
Cats 1 2-3 2-3 days
Tablets can be crushed and dissolved in water as needed.

Packaging: 30 tablets.

Storage: Store at a temperature of 15-25°C in a dry place. Keep out of reach and sight of children.

The nutrient content is stated with an accuracy of +/- 15%.
Nutrient content: Dry matter 94%, Fat in dry matter 1.7%, Fiber 35%, Ash 47%.

Composition: Attapulgite 49.6%, vehicle 41.6%, pectin (E 440) 8.8%.

Caution - in case of serious conditions, or if the animal's condition worsens or problems persist, seek veterinary help.
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