What is Diagel?
DIagel is a gel recommended for support in controlling environmentally induced diarrhea. It may be helpful for pets with diet changes, water changes, indiscretions in diet, environment changes, and stress. It may firm stools within 24 hours. It can be used after your pet experiences diarrhea or as a pre-treatment before they do. Diagel contains orange fiber, psyllium seed husks, carvacrol, eugenol, cinnamaldehyde, thymol, chamazulene, carb bean shell, cranberry powder, and sesquiterpenoid. There are formulations for both dogs and cats. Consult your pet's veterinarian prior to starting Diagel in your pet.
You can find package labels which provide more detailed information on DiaGel Syringe's indications, forms of administration, and side effects, along with other clinical information, by following the links below:
DiaGel for Kittens Package Label*
DiaGel for Cats Package Label*
DiaGel for Small Dogs Package Label*
DiaGel for Medium Dogs Package Label*
DiaGel for Large Dogs Package Label*
DiaGel's Labels do not take the place of instructions from your pet's veterinarian. Talk to your pet's veterinarian if you do not understand the information provided in these documents or if you have any questions about DiaGel Syringes for support in controlling environmentally induced diarrhea.
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