Canikur chewable tablets for dogs contain meat and liver flavouring. They are highly palatable and will be well received by most dogs. The tablets are chewable and palatable and can be given whole or broken into pieces, and given mixed with the dogs food. For small dogs, it may be necessary to break the tablets into small pieces, or Canikur® Pro Paste may be considered instead. A bout of diarrhoea can be caused by a change in food type, an unfamiliar treat or feeding table scraps. As long as your dog is acting normally, diarrhoea caused by food changes can often be resolved by withholding food (not water) for 24 hours allowing the digestive system to settle down. After 24 hours, small amounts of bland food can slowly be re-introduced. To avoid diarrhoea, change your dog’s diet gradually over several days. Large amounts of meat or fatty foods from human plates can be far too rich for a dog’s digestion and cause diarrhoea and vomiting and can also cause pancreatitis. EPI, exocrine pancratic insufficiency can cause a large volume of sometimes foul smelling greasy stools, although the dog can be fine itself otherwise. Diarrhoea in puppies is of particular concern because it is often the first symptom of severe and potentially fatal viral diseases such as the parvovirus, coronavirus or distemper. Parvovirus is most commonly found in unvaccinated puppies. The symptoms are a high fever, lethargy, loss of appetite and liquid diarrhoea. Coronavirus is also a highly contagious virus. Adult dogs may simply show symptoms such as stomach flu and recover within a few days but puppies can develop far more serious infections and complications. The signs of coronavirus are extreme watery diarrhoea. The Canine Distemper Virus is highly contagious causing a high fever, coughing and sneezing followed by vomiting and dark, tar-coloured diarrhoea. Finally the virus causes seizures and can often be fatal. Vaccination is the best way to prevent viral diseases.

Although he can tolerate Chappie and it doesn't give him the squits as such, we generally find that Chappie tinned comes out the other end almost exactly the same texture as it went in (yeuch), and normally twice the volume, but we do alternate this with RC Sensitivity tinned for pill hiding when his tum's too sensitive to risk any other yummies. We make one tin last 3 or 4 days though and feed the pills wrapped in the mush before his meal, as he's started to refuse to eat his meals if they've got medication in. Given Canikur’s roast meat flavouring, cats and dogs usually find this product very palatable and attractive. It both smells and tastes appealing, so can be given more like a treat or foodstuff than medication, and is usually readily accepted. Canikur is a nutritional supplement for cats and dogs which boosts a range of probiotics found in the gut and supports intestinal health. It comes in paste-filled syringes, is orally administered, and can be useful in balancing healthy bacterial levels in the gut with a specially formulated probiotic and prebiotic blend. Canikur comes in 15ml, 30ml, and 60ml containers. There is also Canikur for maintenance of digestive function in dogs especially diarrhoea, it comes in flavoured tablet form and given twice a day. Other causes of acute diarrhoea in dogs can include bacterial infections, such as salmonella and E-coli, toxin exposure and even stress.

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They are a palatable and effective treatment to use during a digestive upset (diarrhoea) or to maintain normal digestive upset (chronic loose stools). They can also be used as a bulking agent to help chronic anal gland problems.

A friend of mine always swears by Kaogel for her dogs, personally I prefer the Protexin prokolin but something you could try, you can by kaogel on line.

Treatment of acute diarrhoea in dogs is aimed at diagnosing and correcting the underlying problem. If your dog has had loose stools for less than 24 hours but is otherwise acting normally (normal energy level, eating and drinking normally), you may just be able to wait and see how he does. However, be in the look out if your dog is showing any additional signs of distress or has had increasing amounts of diarrhoea for any length of time. He doesn't like the Yumpro standard probiotics tablets, and actually refuses food with them crushed into, so I'm not really prepared to try their stool firming version. We're battling with some long term runny poops at the moment, in our third week now. I'm really praying he hasn't started an intolerance to the Royal Canin Sensitivity control!