Pro-Pectalin Tablets – Anti Diarrhea Medicine for Dogs & Cats Tablets

Digestive Support Chewables for Loose Stools

Product Description

Pro-Pectalin Anti-Diarrheal Tablets for Dogs & Cats are formulated to support digestive balance and promote normal stool consistency. These beef-flavored chewable tablets combine kaolin, pectin, and a beneficial probiotic to help firm occasional loose stools. Pro-Pectalin Tablets are designed for use during digestive upset associated with stress, diet changes, or antibiotic therapy.

Benefits

Stool Firming: Helps reduce occasional loose stools.

Digestive Balance: Supports healthy intestinal microflora.

Probiotic Support: Contains Enterococcus faecium for gut health.

Soothing Formula: Kaolin and pectin help calm the intestinal lining.

Palatable Tablets: Beef-flavored chewable for easy administration.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: (Per Tablet):

Ingredient	Amount

Kaolin

1.0 g

Pectin (Citrus Pectin)

50 mg

Enterococcus faecium

0.6 billion (6 × 10⁸) cfu

Inactive Ingredients: Beef flavor, brewers yeast, dicalcium phosphate, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, silica, sorbitol, stearic acid, whey protein isolate.

How to Use

Feeding Dosage Instructions

Standard Dose: Give one tablet per 20 lb body weight.

Frequency: Administer every 8 hours as needed.

Oral Administration: Give whole or crumble into food.

With Meals: May be offered at mealtime.

Veterinary Guidance: Consult a veterinarian for persistent symptoms.

Additional Information

Precautions

Occasional Use: Intended for short-term digestive support.

Chronic Conditions: Consult a veterinarian for ongoing diarrhea.

Monitor Symptoms: Discontinue if condition worsens.

Allergy Awareness: Monitor for ingredient sensitivity reactions.

Proper Storage: Store in a cool, dry environment.

Possible Side Effects

Mild Constipation: May occur in some pets.

Digestive Changes: Temporary nausea is possible.

Reduced Appetite: Rare appetite decrease reported.

Sensitivity Reaction: Discontinue if adverse signs develop.