🐾 Keep your furry friends happy & healthy with every chew!
VetoquinolPro-Pectalin Chewable Tablets deliver fast, situational diarrhea relief for dogs and cats through a potent blend of kaolin, pectin, and beneficial probiotics. This liver-flavored, allergen-free chewable supports digestive health gently and effectively, making it an essential addition to any pet care routine.
Volume | 5 Liters |
Item Weight | 2.36 Pounds |
Allergen Information | Yam Free |
Active Ingredients | Kaolin 1.00G,Pectin 0.05 G,Direct-Fed Microbials (Enterococcus Faecium) 0.6 Billion Cfu |
Flavor | Liver |
Item Form | Tablet |
S**E
These work!
Exactly what I needed for my senior fur baby who is going through it. My fur baby is 125lbs and has to take 6 tablets at a time. The tablets are large, but thankfully they are flavored and he chews them right up with ease. I have noticed his stools are becoming more solid which can only mean they are working. The container came right on time and was sealed on the outside and inside which brought me ease. Praying they continue to work for him and bring him comfort.
F**N
Essential
I recommend the article by Brett Harling DVM "Acute canine diarrhea: is it time to rethink our treatment approach?" online at at DVM360. It is written for veterinarians, so is not dumbed down for patients. At the end of the article, he explains the three ways Pro-Pectalin works.Pro-Pectalin works well for my dog and always works. Without it, a soft stool issue gets worse and worse until there is mucus, blood and liquid stool. The stool is not the issue, of course, but the distress to my dog's GI tract. The cause is unknown. When she is on a steady routine, the problem can start up. Reading these reviews has been much more helpful than talking to the vet, because these represent a wide spectrum of issues and advice for a context for me to try to solve the problem and keep my dog healthy.My only concern is that using these constantly could block the metabolism of some nutrients. My vet said that the only concern is masking an underlying issue. If I take my dog off of Pro-Pectalin, does the problem come back? Sometimes.If we didn't have these, she would be in serious trouble with her gut becoming more and more irritated. It helps to quiet everything down. When her stool is normal, I have done a long, long, long tapering off over weeks. She is then normal for a few weeks without them and when the condition returns, I do not hesitate to start again.This brand is the only one I trust because I use another one of their products, Flexadin Advanced, that uses UCII to prevent the immune system from degrading joint tissue. No other product does this. It turn her from a lame dog into an athlete within days and has kept her that way for a year and a half now. When the vet prescribed ProPectalin and dispensed them from the clinic at a ridiculously high price, I researched them and found that they were developed by Vetoquinol, so bought this product.Many products are out there for the convenience of the caretaker so that stool is easy to pick up, which is faulty thinking, especially when food is formulated with that in mind. The issue is the health of the dog, not the convenience for the human. I don't think soft stool is a problem unless it is known to be the start of a course of illness. Liquid stool, rather than soft stool, is always a cause for serious concern.I keep a spreadsheet noting the percentage of full dose she is getting, the hardness of the stool, the presence of blood, of mucus, of strong odor, together with her activity level and stress level plus the blandness of the food. Each is assigned a percentage value. It was easy to set up using the iPhone Numbers spreadsheet and takes a moment to keep up to date. It has a correlation function so that I can see objectively what factors are related. For example, if she is stressed out by another dog when we are out on a walk and has loose stool, likely they are related and it is not part of a health trend.I always want to have this on hand. The product tub is big but the product doesn't expire for over a year.The only down side was that the plastic was cracked by the thoughtless packaging and shipping. I got it within 3 hours of ordering but it was in a paper envelope and crushed. I was prepared for this from other reviews and simply transferred the tabs to an airtight container along with the desiccant pack.As my dog ages, I think it is natural that her tummy becomes more sensitive. I am so glad I have this to support her health. I hope that more research will show the causes of the problem and the way the remedy works.
J**D
Works well
as advised by our vet we use this when our pup had mild digestive issues, works like a charm for us
O**S
Great for my kennel needs
I've been using this for years at my kennel. All in all good for gut health and loose stools. Little disappointed at the massive price hikes as it seems like just a year or two ago it was less than $50 but if you need it and it's the best product you got to pay the price.
S**E
Big Pills but it works
This did stop my puppy from having loose stool. It is a big pill, I had to chop it up and mix it with baby food to soften it and to get it down for him.
B**Y
Fast arrival
I was very pleased with the quick delivery. When your dog needs this stuff, they need it now!
C**R
Worked well
These work really well for my Australian Shepherds tummy. I only had to give it to him for 2.5 days.A friend of mine uses the paste form and says it works well too.
D**Y
No more pink pets.
Trying to squirt liquid kaolin into certain individual pets is a challenge. These tablets are easily hidden in the food if the animal is still eating. Has worked as expected and plan to keep these on hand. No salicylates is a plus as well.
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