PRO PLAN VETERINARY DIETS EN Gastrointestinal Wet Dog Food 12x400g

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Dogs can suffer from diarrhoea just like we do. Stress diarrhoea in pets is a common response to stress or anxiety – that is, your dog’s diarrhoea might happen because they’re worried about something. Examples of stressful situations that can trigger digestive problems in dogs are wide ranging – and it depends on what your dog finds particularly anxiety-inducing! What causes stress diarrhoea? As far as you can, keep an eye on your dog and what they eat, and keep rubbish and other ingestible materials out of reach. Sometimes they’re a bit too adventurous in their tastes, no matter how bad something might be for them! Managing your dog’s colitis Easy to digest ingredients: highly digestible ingredients to help relieve the digestive system and support optimal nutrient absorption Please consult your vet before feeding your pet with a veterinary diet. Your vet will be able to give further information and advice on possible treatment

As with prevention, a pro-biotic supplement can be used to calm your dog’s digestive tract and make everything ‘normal’ again.Depending on the severity of this digestive problem in dogs, treatment can also involve short-term or long-term dietary management or medicine. If additional tests are needed to find out what’s wrong with your dog, your vet may recommend laboratory analyses, x-rays, or endoscopy. (Endoscopy involves inserting a tube with a small video camera into your dog’s digestive tract so the problem is visible.) In some cases, a sample of gut may also need to be taken, or abdominal surgery required – none of these sound particularly pleasant, but in the end they will all help your dog. Your dog loves the nutritious food and occasional treats you give them – a great meal time is all part of their fun and active lifestyle! When their food is such a source of excitement for them and a pleasure for you, it can be easy to forget about keeping an eye on their digestive health. If your dog’s appetite changes, or they become a fussy eater, it may be normal – dogs can sometimes be unpredictable, after all! However, it could also indicate an underlying medical problem, so if you are worried about their health make sure you seek veterinary advice. If you don’t think the problem is to do with their digestive system, you can read about other unusual dog symptoms to look out for instead. Your dog’s digestive system can normally look after itself, as long as it is getting the right food and nutrition. But even with your care it can sometimes encounter unexpected problems.

Signs of colitis in your dog include seeing blood and/or mucus in their stools, diarrhoea, and frequently passing small amounts of stool. If your dog has chronic colitis, they may lose weight too. What causes colitis? Treatment for dog constipation may be different depending on the cause. Possible treatments include medication, a stool softener, or a high fibre diet – whatever you need to keep your dog’s digestive system healthy so you can enjoy each other’s company without worry! The tasty dietetic kibble is made from highly digestible ingredients which can help to reduce poor digestion and absorption. It also has a low fat content which is important if your dog suffers from a pancreatic condition. PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets EN Gastrointestinal is made with fat that is easy to digest and absorb, as well as omega 3 fatty acids and soluble fibre prebiotics. All of these help to promote healthy intestines and minimise poor digestion.This highly-digestible PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets Feline EN ST/OX – Gastrointestinal contains increased levels of sodium and potassium, alongside high concentrations of essential nutrients. PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets Feline EN ST/OX – Gastrointestinalalso offers a high energy density from easy-to-digest ingredients, helping to reduce the workload of your cat's compromised gut. The limited protein sources can also help to minimise intestinal reactions, whilst prebiotic chicory inulin can improve overall intestinal health. The recommended feeding duration is initially between 3 and 12 weeks for balancing digestive insufficiencies, chronic insufficiency or lifelong pancreatic issues, and for 1-2 weeks for acute gut absorption issues or during/after acute diarrhoea. It is recommended that you seek a veterinarian's opinion before using or extending the feeding period of this food.