INTESTINET COMPRIMÉS FRANCODEX tablets are specially designed to help your pet maintain good intestinal health. These tablets are suitable for both dogs and cats and are formulated to help firm up stools, particularly in cases of soft stools, while supporting digestive comfort thanks to carefully selected ingredients.

Why choose INTESTINET FRANCODEX tablets?

The tablets are indicated for cases of soft stools in dogs and cats. They are ideal for pets with a variable diet or those prone to intestinal issues.

Carefully selected active ingredients to meet the needs of dogs and cats:

Inulin: A natural prebiotic that supports the growth of beneficial gut flora, essential for your pet's digestive comfort.
Pectin: Helps firm up stools by giving them a suitable texture, particularly effective when stools are too soft.
Kaolin: An absorbent agent that helps reduce intestinal irritation and improve stool consistency.
Pumpkin powder: Contributes to a soothing effect on the digestive system and supports healthy digestion.

Composition

Calcium carbonate, yeast, pumpkin powder (3 %), inulin (1.6 %), magnesium stearate, pectin (1 %), silicon dioxide.

Instructions for use

Give with food or by hand for 1 to 5 consecutive days. Repeat if necessary.

Dosage

For cats over 12 months: 1/2 tablet per 2.5 kg of body weight.
For kittens aged 3 to 12 months, halve the dose.
For dogs over 12 months: 1 tablet per 5 kg of body weight up to 20 kg + 1 tablet per further 10 kg.
For puppies aged 3 to 12 months, halve the dose.

It is not recommended to use INTESTINET for more than 7 consecutive days, with an interval of approximately 1 week between uses.

Precautions for use

Product for animal use only. Do not use in puppies and kittens under 3 months of age. Do not use in cases of constipation. Always have clean, fresh water available for your pet. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This is not a medicinal product. In the event of prolonged diarrhoea or loose stools, consult a veterinarian. The presence of kaolin and pectin may affect drug absorption. If your pet is taking medication, seek veterinary advice.