Digestive problems are part of everyday life for many dogs – which of course should not be the case.
So that the digestion comes back into balance, there are, among other things Pro-Kolin for the dog.
You can find out exactly how it works and what you need to consider when using it and dosing it here.
Pro-Kolin for dogs: what is it and what is it used for?
Pro-Kolin for Dogs – more specifically Pro-Kolin Advanced for Dogs – is a Dietary supplement for digestive problems is administered.
These can be triggered by a wide variety of causes, such as:
Diarrhea is often the result, and this should be counteracted as quickly as possible – for example with Pro-Kolin Advanced for dogs.
It belongs to the group of pro- and prebiotics and contains, among other things, microorganisms that have a positive effect on the dog’s intestinal flora.
In addition, Pro-Kolin for Dogs contains these ingredients:
- Pectins (fiber)
- Preplex prebiotic
- Psyllium (psyllium husk)
- Enteroccus faecium (probiotic)
- Montmorillonite and kaolin (healing earth)
These ingredients help to solidify dog faeces and build a healthy intestinal flora in the dog.
Pro-Kolin for dogs is available as a paste or gel and is enriched with liver or chicken flavor.
You can choose between three pack sizes: 15 ml, 30 ml and 60 ml Pro-Kolin Advanced for dogs.
Proper use and dosage of Pro-Kolin for dogs
The correct dosage of Pro-Kolin for dogs depends on the body weight of the fur nose and is, for example, in dogs under 5 kilograms with 4 ml Pro-Kolin per day.
You can see exactly what the dosage can look like in the following table:
dog’s body weightAmount of Pro-Kolin for the dogless than 5kg2x daily 2 ml5 to 15 kg3 ml twice a day15 to 25 kg5 ml twice a day35 to 45 kg8 ml twice a dayfrom 45 kg10 ml twice a day
If the dog suffers from particularly severe digestive problems, it can also be given the stated amount of Pro-Kolin for the dog 3 times a day.
Administering Pro-Kolin is said to be very easy. Because the paste is contained in a special syringe, which also has a dosing aid.
You can either mix Pro-Kolin into your dog’s food or put it directly in its mouth.
How long does it take for Pro-Kolin to work in dogs?
Until the digestive problems in the dog have subsided and the effect of Pro-Kolin for dogs has set in, can move 1 to 2 days into the country.
After a few days, the dog’s intestines should have calmed down again. It may be useful to administer Pro-Kolin for a few more days.
IMPORTANT
Discuss the exact duration of use and the dosage with your veterinarian. Although it is «only» a pro-/prebiotic, consultation cannot do any harm.
What side effects can Pro-Kolin cause in dogs?
There are no information on possible side effects of Pro-Kolin in dogs before. The dietary supplement is well accepted by most furry friends.
Of course it can always happen that Pro-Kolin does not show the desired success in a dog.
If there are any possible side effects, then it is most likely that Pro-Kolin could not work in dogs at all.
When should I not use Pro-Kolin in dogs?
There are no health or age-related restrictionswho speak against using Pro-Kolin Advanced in dogs.
Where is Pro-Kolin for dogs available?
Pro-Kolin Advanced for dogs is available in well-stocked pet shops (also online) or in many online shops.
Because of the natural ingredients it belongs to not to the prescription and thus prescription-only means.
Veterinarians also often have Pro-Kolin for dogs in their practices, where you can also buy it.
What alternatives are there to Pro-Kolin for dogs?
Has your dog had an unsatisfactory experience with Pro-Kolin for dogs? Then another probiotic like Flora Complex for dogs be a first alternative.
It is also a probiotic that is administered, among other things, to restore the intestinal flora.
Other alternatives are other pro- and prebiotics, some of which also contain live lactic acid bacteria.
Speaking of lactic acid bacteria: You can also find these in some dairy products that are even tolerated by dogs, such as cottage cheese or yoghurt.
This means that these two home remedies are also a possible alternative to Pro-Kolin Advanced for dogs.
In addition, you can try to help your dog and his intestines with feed cellulose.
It also helps to draw liquid out of the stool and make it firm again.
Another advantage of feed cellulose, which is not to be scoffed at, especially in slightly overweight dogs: it helps the dog to lose the excess pounds.
Has your four-legged friend already had experience with Pro-Kolin for dogs? Then we would be happy if you share these and other tips with us in the comments.