Himalaya Digestive Digyton Plus Syrup for Dogs and Cats

Himalaya Digestive Digyton Plus Syrup for Dogs and Cats is a specially formulated digestive aid designed to support the overall digestive health of adult dogs and cats.

This potent syrup stimulates the secretion of essential enzymes in the stomach, facilitating efficient digestion and nutrient absorption from food.

 Key Benefits:

• Promotes optimal digestion

• Aids in the breakdown and assimilation of nutrients

• Possesses antibacterial properties, helping to control gastric infections

• Exhibits antispasmodic effects, alleviating digestive discomfort

• Supports bowel regulation and regular bowel movements

Indications:

• Indigestion and colic

• Constipation

• Supportive in the management of gastritis

• Aids in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

• Irregular or inconsistent bowel movements

Himalaya Digestive Digyton Plus Syrup for Dogs and Cats is Formulated with Natural Ingredients:

Black Pepper (Maricha): Renowned for its digestive, anti-flatulent, and sialagogue (saliva-stimulating) properties, black pepper enhances overall digestion by stimulating the secretion of saliva in the stomach.

Directions for Use:

• Dogs (Small breeds): 5ml twice daily

• Dogs (Large breeds): 10ml twice daily

• Cats: 2.5ml twice daily

For optimal results, consult with your veterinarian, who may adjust the dosage based on your pet’s breed, size, and the severity of the condition.

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