Diomec Plus For Dogs And Cats From Cipla

Cipla Diomec Plus Paste for dogs and cats is a nutritional aid that assists in normalising the digestive system in dogs and cats suffering from diarrhoea. If your pet is struggling with diarrhoea for consecutive days, Diomec Paste may be beneficial to assist with uncomfortable symptoms and discomfort. Diomec contains Diosmectite, Prebiotics, L-Glutamine, Dextrose and Electrolytes.

Diosmectite binds bacteria, toxins and water in the gut which aids in solidifying the faeces. Mannan Oligosaccharides (MOS) is a prebiotic and has been shown, in clinical trials, to reduce faecal E.Coli levels. It also improves gut immunity. L-glutamine is a source of nutrition for rapidly dividing electrolytes and aids in recovery.

If your pet's diarrhoea persists for two days and you do not see any improvement seek veterinary advice, especially when dealing with a puppy or a kitten you should not waste any time. If your pet's diarrhoea doesn't go away within a day or two, they can become dehydrated. Diarrhoea that lasts longer may indicate an underlying health issue, from there you should take your pet to a vet to be checked.

Please note, you should not use this product for more than 10 consecutive days.

How to use Diomec Plus Paste:

The diarrhoea supplement can be added to your best buddy or feline friend's food at mealtime or squirted directly into their mouths without any hassles using the easy-to-administer dial a dose syringe.

Before administering any medication or supplements to your pet, you should check the expiry date on the packaging to see if it is still safe to use and within the expiration date.

Always make sure that your pet has access to clean water, especially when experiencing diarrhoea where your pet may become dehydrated.

Dosage:

Administer twice daily directly into your pet's mouth for 3 days, or as directed by the prescribing veterinarian.

• If your pet is between 0 - 5 kg, the dosage is 2 ml
• If your pet is between 6 - 15 kg, the dosage is 3 ml
• If your pet is between16 - 30 kg, the dosage is 5 ml
• If your pet is more than 31 kg, the dosage is 7 ml

When should I be concerned about my dog's diarrhoea?

If your pet's diarrhoea does not resolve by limiting food or introducing a bland diet, then it is time to consult with your veterinarian. Pets who have chronic soft stool or chronic full-blown diarrhoea should be examined by a vet, even if they are behaving normally.

What are the signs of diarrhoea in dogs?

There are many signs of diarrhoea in dogs, including loss of appetite and vomiting. Some other symptoms include dry heaving or retching, an acute case ranging from a watery pipe stream to pudding-like consistency; small bowel versus large bowel (small amounts of stool versus voluminous); and mucous in their stools.

What are the signs of diarrhoea in cats?

Along with having unhealthy-looking stools (usually loose or watery in appearance), cats that have diarrhoea might experience the following symptoms: accidents around your house; defecating more often than usual; struggling to defecate, which may lead to nausea and vomiting as well as loss of appetite, tiredness, and weakness.

Diomec Plus Paste is available at Family Pet Centre.