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Tube of 15 gram
Helps the microbiom of young animals.
Bene-bac plus gel contains live micro-organisms (bacteria and yeasts) that live naturally in your pet's intestines. It also contains FOS, a well-known prebiotic that supports intestinal flora. With this, you give young animals a good start. Immediately after birth, give half a gram of benebac gel on the tongue of your puppy or kitten. On days 3, 5 and 7 you do this again. Benebac supports good intestinal flora and immunity. Bene-bac is also a good product for motherless animals. It helps with dietary changes, for example when transitioning from mother's milk to artificial milk. When hand-rearing puppies and kittens, give 1 gram of benebac on the 1st day, and then again on day 7 and 14. When switching to solid food, you can give benebac once more. (For smaller animal species, a smaller amount is sufficient) In addition, prebiotics are often used after antibiotic treatment, for stress and immune system problems, for both adult and young animals. Give 1 gram per 4.5 kg body weight. For animals 22kg and heavier, 5 grams at a time is sufficient. It may be given directly into the mouth or over food.
Give a dose 1 day before and 1 day after a move or change in feed.
Benebac contains 7 different live bacteria, which live naturally in the intestines of animals. Because the bacteria are coated by fat, they can easily survive the acidic environment in the stomach. As a result, you achieve maximum effect. 1 gram of bacteria, contains 20 million colony-forming units.
In addition, Bene-bac is rich in energy. It contains dextrose for fast delivery of energy, and fat.
Benebac also contains the prebiotic FOS (Fructo Oligo Saccharides). These are long indigestible carbohydrates that have a prebiotic effect in the intestines. It is a food for the healthy gut bacteria, and helps the intestinal flora.
More tips on using Bene-bac Plus: http://www.petag.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Tips-on-How-and-When-to-Use-Bene.pdf
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