ZOOSORB 50g

Zoosorb is an intestinal adsorbent (enterosorbent) that acts in the digestive tract of an animal, where it binds toxins, harmful substances, pathogens and allergens and removes them from the body.

Effect:
- Prevents or weakens toxic and allergenic reactions
-  Helps eliminate diarrhea or shorten its duration
-  Eliminates symptoms of digestive disorders
-  Helps restore the useful microflora of the digestive tract
-  Protects the mucous membranes of the digestive tract and promotes healing of damaged mucous membranes
-  Reduces toxic liver load and kidney

Ingredients:
Highly dispersed silica (SiO2)
Zoosorb does not contain sugar, sweeteners, lactose, gluten, fats, dyes, flavors and preservatives.

Dosage, use, preparation of the suspension:
Zoosorb is administered to the animals only in the form of a prepared aqueous suspension, always 1-2 hours before feeding or administration of prescribed medicinal products. Administer zoosorb 2-3 times a day. 

In case of acute and emergency conditions, administer Zoosorb as agreed with the attending veterinarian.

The suspension for internal use is formed by mixing Zoosorb with drinking water. The recommended ratio is approximately 1 g of Zoosorb for every 10 kg of animal weight. - see the table of recommended dosage.

0.5 g of the product = 1 slightly heaped teaspoon (1 heaped tablespoon = 3 g)
Mix the resulting suspension carefully and administer either a spoon or a needleless syringe directly into the animal's mouth. In the case of less severe conditions, the resulting suspension can be used as feed water or mixed into it, as well as the suspension can be mixed into feed, or a treat can be soaked in it.

The standard dosage is therefore primarily according to the weight of the animal and the periodicity is adjusted according to its condition: The
approximate amount is as follows: 
1 level teaspoon = approx. 0.5 g of the preparation.
1 heaped coffee spoon = approx. 1 g of the product.
1 heaped tablespoon = approx. 3g of product.

Warning:
the product cannot be overdosed - it is not absorbed into the blood - so you do not have to worry about a higher dose accidentally given, or increase the dose accordingly in a more serious condition.