Canikur Pro vet.Paste, 60 ml

Canikur Pro paste for dogs and cats

Canikur Pro is a dietary supplement for dogs and cats.The paste is given over food or directly into the dog or cat's mouth.It supports the intestinal flora and is particularly helpful for digestive disorders such as diarrhea.The paste is easy to feed, tastes good to dogs and cats and fits in every first aid kit.

Area of application

Canikur Pro Paste is a dietary supplement for dogs and cats to stabilize physiological digestion.It can be given during and after diarrhea therapy to support the intestinal flora.Diarrhea is a common problem in pets and can have a variety of causes.Canikur Pro helps regulate the intestinal flora and restore balance.

Canikur Pro is a pro- and prebiotic dietary supplement combined in three components:

Probiotic (E. faecium): serves to protect the intestinal wall and strengthen the immune system.

Prebiotic (Bio-Mos®-C): promotes the growth and activity of certain types of bacteria that are beneficial for the intestinal flora.

Adsorbent (bentonite): its surface structure binds toxins and viruses/bacteria that can have a negative effect on the intestinal flora.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

Canikur Pro contains the following ingredients:

Soybean oil, inactivated yeast, lupine protein flour, glucose, sodium chloride, disodium phosphate, sunflower oil.

The composition of Canikur Pro includes:

Crude oils and fats 41.1%, crude ash 21.1%, acid-insoluble ash content 13.0%, crude protein 6.0%, crude fiber 1.5 %.

Additives from Canikur Pro:

Bentonite 1m558i: 16.5%.Zootechnical additives: Enterococcus faecium (DSM 10663/NCIMB 10415): 2 x 1012 CFU/kg.

Dosage

Canikur Pro Paste can be given twice daily via food or directly into the mouth of the dog or cat according to the specified dosage.If additional medication is given, Canikur Pro should always be administered 1 to 2 hours later.

Feeding recommendation:

Dog up to 10 kg: 2 ml, 2 x daily.

Dog up to 25 kg: 4 ml, 2 x daily.

Dog up to 40 kg: 6 ml, 2 x daily.

Dog up to 60 kg: 8 ml, 2 x daily.

Dog over 60 kg: 10 ml, 2 x daily.

Cats: 1-2 ml, twice daily.

Notes

Storage instructions: Store in a dry place, protected from sunlight and high temperatures.

Use Canikur Pro for as long as deemed necessary or recommended by the veterinarian, but no longer than 4 weeks.During antibiotic treatment, use Canikur Pro concomitantly until seven days after the end of the antibiotic therapy.

No prescription is required for this product.

Questions and answers

Why does my dog/cat have diarrhea?

Diarrhea is a symptom that has many causes.What they all have in common is that they lead to increased water loss through the feces.The causes can be harmless but also serious.If you have diarrhea, you should always monitor your animal closely and provide dietary support if necessary and contact the veterinarian if necessary.Canikur Pro is a natural dietary supplement for digestive disorders (diarrhea).

How long can I use Canikur Pro?

Use Canikur Pro for as long as deemed necessary or recommended by the veterinarian, but no longer than 4 weeks.During antibiotic treatment, use Canikur Pro concomitantly until seven days after the end of the antibiotic therapy.In cases of acute diarrhea, Canikur Pro should be given until the diarrhea stops and for a few days beyond.If your pet's general condition worsens and/or the diarrhea does not improve within 48 hours of starting Canikur Pro, consult a veterinarian immediately.If you have chronic diarrhea, you should always see your veterinarian.Canikur Pro can be given alongside therapeutic medications for the duration of the diarrhea.

Is Canikur Pro also suitable for puppies?

Yes, Canikur Pro can be given to puppies from 3 weeks of age.Puppies are curious and explore their environment - their noses sniff the ground and it is not uncommon for waste to be tracked down and playfully eaten while going for a walk.The result can be diarrhea because these wastes are not tolerated.In the case of puppy diarrhea, you should particularly think about an infestation with worms or other parasites as well as infections with bacteria or viruses.Even poisoning can be a possibility.Therefore, if you have diarrhea, please consult your veterinarian - as diarrhea can be life-threatening.