Pro-Pectalin
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Pro-Pectalin
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Pro-Pectalin Antidiarrheal Gel and Tablets for Dogs and Cats
What is Pro-Pectalin?
Pro-Pectalin is a product that blends pectin, kaolin, and enterococcus faecium together into one easy to dose gel or tablet. Kaolin is a natural aluminum silicate, pectin is a carbohydrate derived from citrus fruits and apples, and enterococcus faecium is a bacteria. The blend of these three ingredients can help with the symptoms of diarrhea by protecting the lining of the gastrointestinal tract, adsorbing fluids in the GI tract, and by providing healthy bacterial flora to the GI tract.
What is important to know about Pro-Pectalin?
Pro-Pectalin shouldn’t be relied on to control severe diarrhea, and should not replace the fluid and electrolyte monitoring of a veterinarian. Pro-Pectalin may also cause some slight constipation if used at high doses for long periods of time. It is important to follow instructions from your pet's veterinarian on how to use this product. This product may also affect the absorption of some medications, so it would be best to contact your pharmacist at VetRxDirect to make sure it won’t affect your pet’s other medications. If your pet develops a lack of energy, a high fever, or if their diarrhea does not improve, contact your pet's veterinarian as soon as possible.
Review Summary
19 total reviews
Rated 4.79 out of 5 stars
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
Most Liked Positive Review
A life saver!
My kitty has cancer and was throwing up and had diarrhea. This product takes care of both problems. Because it smooths and promotes a healthy digestive track I know that she feels so much better. I'm thankful I found this product.
Most Liked Negative Review
Poor Customer Service
Hello,
I ordered this product for my cat who has had diarrhea for several months following a move to a new home and the stress of a now mobile toddler. The product took a very long time to arrive which is not a huge problem itself, but wish it would have been expressed clearly before ordering. After feeding my cat the 1/2 a pill he threw up about an hour later. I tried once more 8 hours later thinking maybe he just had a hair ball or something and he threw up again. I realize spending $50 on a product that may not work is a risk, and one that I was willing to take. In order to learn more about what happened and ask for advice, I shared my experience in an email to the team (email address I had used before to follow up on arrival date, so I know they received it). See below. I do not understand why they have not replied and it seems they only care about selling their product versus having any interest in my experience with their product or about my cats health.
Hello,
I was hoping you could help me with some advice about my order. The Pro-Pectalin arrived yesterday and I gave my cat 1/2 a pill (he weights 13lbs), he threw it up with his food about a half hour later. Since I wasn?t sure if it was the probiotics or not I hesitantly tried again 8 hours later, same result.
Have you heard of this happening? I?m just so bummed. My cat?s had persistent diarrhea for some time now and read so many good reviews on how this product would help. Not to mention the cost. He did enjoy the taste and gobbled it right down.
Thanks for any advice
Lisa Mullen
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Pro pectalin
From UndisclosedComments about Pro-Pectalin Oral Gel, 30mLJack has irritable Bowel Syndrome and this product is great. And delicious!!-
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My boy Jack ❤
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Magic stuff
From UndisclosedComments about Pro-Pectalin Oral Gel, 30mLThis helps my dogs diarrhea. She has inflammatory bowel disease, and this stuff is magic. -
This medication is great for digestive health!
From UndisclosedComments about Pro-Pectalin Tablets, 250ctPro-pectalin tablets have made a huge difference in the improvement of my dogs digestive health. She no longer has issues since taking these pills.-
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Lucy the Lab
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Wonderful medication
From UndisclosedComments about Pro-Pectalinkeeps my girl healthy!! -
Pro-Pectalin good for dogs with loose poops
From undisclosedComments about Pro-PectalinOur pup had very bad loose stools. Part of vet's treatment plan was Pro-Pectalin tabs for 7 days. They helped firm up her stool so I bought them online to avoid the ridiculous markup charged by the vet, since it looks like she'll need digestive calming for the foreseeable future. She puts anything organic in her mouth and already had Giardia. Since she's been on 2 tabs twice daily (recommended dose is up to 6 tabs), we see a consistency that is, well, pick-up-able. She loves the tabs (they smell good) and gobbles them whole so we end up cutting them into bits with a sharp knife because they are practically impossible to break along the line of the tab. We put the pieces (and the resulting dust) into her meals. -
Vet agreed this product good for cat with chronic diarrhea
From undisclosedComments about Pro-PectalinProduct used for cat with irritable bowels. Seems to help. Prompt shipping! -
Works well
From undisclosedComments about Pro-PectalinI use this on my dogs when they have occasional diarrhea and it works well and quickly. -
Great
From San Juan, PRComments about Pro-PectalinI have 4 dogs, we decided to switch their food, for all of them, to natural and raw foods. Pro-Pectalin eased their stomachs, specially for one of them who has an extremely sensitive one.. -
Seems to be a good product
From Arlington Heights, ILComments about Pro-PectalinMy dog swallows them whole. I'm sure they digest anyway. -
A life saver!
From Chicago, ILComments about Pro-PectalinMy kitty has cancer and was throwing up and had diarrhea. This product takes care of both problems. Because it smooths and promotes a healthy digestive track I know that she feels so much better. I'm thankful I found this product.
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Q & A
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How many chews are in the container - I don't see it anywhere?
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Pro-Pectalin Chewable Tablets are currently sold in a container of 250 tablets.
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Does it have an expiration date??
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Pro-Pectalin has an expiration date printed on the packaging by the manufacturer. Our stock generally turns over fairly rapidly. We also have a large number of products that we carry. The expiration dating of over-the-counter orders is double checked prior to shipping. If you have specific concerns about a particular product before you order, you can contact our pharmacy technicians via email at info@vetrxdirect.com
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Are Pro-Pectalin (tablets) safe to give a dog taking Rimadyl and Appoquel??
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Pro-Pectalin is a digestive health and probiotic supplement. Currently, there is no information regarding the use of this product with Rimadyl and Apoquel. Please consult with your veterinarian before using this product to determine if it is appropriate for your dog’s needs.
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Does this medicine ca use sleepiness in puppies?
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Pro-Pectalin is a nutritional supplement labeled to support intestinal health that contains probiotics, kaolin, and pectin. Because this is an over the counter supplement, there are no labeled side effects. The manufacturer states that if your animal’s condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian.
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Is the oral gel/paste flavored? I "think" it is peanut butter flavored but I'm not sure.?
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According to the manufacturer, the gel has a “palatable chicken flavor.”
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I have a Husky/Shepherd Mix (she's a rescue) so I'm not 100% sure of what breed she is... She's approximately 60 lbs; and I was wondering how much I should give to her daily. Also I was wondering if a prescription is needed to purchase??
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For the Pro-Pectalin tablets, according to the manufacturer, you should give one tablet per 20 lbs of body weight every 8 hours. For your husky, this would be three tablets by mouth every 8 hours. The manufacturer says that the tablets can be given whole or crumbled and given with food at meal time. For the Pro-Pectalin gel or paste, the manufacturer recommends giving 8 mL (or cc) every 8 hours to dogs 61 pounds and over, or giving 5 mL every 8 hours to dogs 31-60 pounds. Please consult with your veterinarian prior to administering Pro-Pectalin. Your veterinarian may choose to recommend a higher or lower dose, or even a different medication or supplement.. A prescription is not required to purchase Pro-Pectalin..
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Can I give Pro-pectalin and Visbiome probiotics together??
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The dosage for a cat is 1cc. Our cat accidentally got a 2cc dose. Will the overdose harm him? He has constant diarrhea. Should I skip the next does since he got a double dose??
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I believe I had to order this two years ago when my cat was vomitting and showing some loose stool. Is this a chalky white substance? Will see my vet tomorrow and she will tell me what to order, but I wanted to be certain this was the product I ordered earlier.?
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Pro-Pectalin is in the form of an oral gel (that may have a chalky consistency). This product is intended to treat loose stool.
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How long should it be given before one would say that the diarrhea has not improved? My cat's vet prescribed it last Monday after my cat had already been having diarrhea for 5 days. My cat is still having diarrhea and has been on the propectalin, tylan powder, kp-sol, and diphenoxylate for a week. Prior to that he had been only taking the tylan powder and kp-sol, but for 5 days already. All meds prescribed by vet.?
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Its is recommended to consult your veterinarian if your cat's condition does not improve despite appropriate use of this medication, particularly if the diarrhea persists for longer than 48 hours after starting treatment. Please talk with your pet's veterinarian about your cat's persistent symptoms and follow their recommendations.
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