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Stomach & Intestine
How to help upset stomachs

Stomach & Intestine

The gastrointestinal tract is responsible for feed conversion and the absorp - tion of nutrients. Its health is therefore a prerequisite for the well-being of the entire body. This applies above all to the intestinal flora: a healthy in - testine strengthens the immune system, protects against illness and provides more energy. If your pet is suffering from a digestive disorder, a special light diet is usually required.

In addition to medical treatment from the veterinary practice, selected nutrients and plant sub - stances and reliable digestion can provide targeted support for the dog’s stomach, small intes - tine and large intestine. For improved physical comfort and vitality.

The most common symptoms of a diseased or impaired gastrointestinal system are diarrhoea and vomiting. The causes can be extensive. This requires prompt action and an easily digestible diet, which can compensate for a loss of nutrients and support recovery in the best possible way.

Recurrent stomach and intestinal problems may also indicate that there is an allergy to certain foods. If a gastrointestinal problem caused by an allergy is suspected, we can also recom - mend a highly digestible feed with the indication “Skin & Coat”, such as one of the SANA products.

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If the gastrointestinal tract is unsettled, an activation of digestion can help calm it down.

Tips for pets and owners:

>> Vomiting should be followed by a 12 to 24 hour period of fasting, at least until the animal has not vomited for 12 hours.

>> Ensure that there is always fresh drinking water

>> Avoid tiring and stressful situations for your pet during this time.

>> Feed your pet small, lukewarm portions - ideally a bland diet.

>> For severe or persistent digestive disorders, please contact your vet