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VetIQ Stool Firm Tablets for Dogs & Puppies | 45 Tablets
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VetIQ Stool Firm Tablets provide short-term digestive support for dogs and puppies experiencing soft or loose stools. The formula combines pumpkin, pectin, kaolin and prebiotic inulin in an easy-to-give tablet format.
Suitable for puppies from 8 weeks old, these complementary feed tablets are designed to support stool consistency and everyday intestinal wellbeing. Pumpkin and pectin provide dietary fibre, while prebiotic inulin supports beneficial gut bacteria as part of a balanced feeding routine.
Digestive support when your dog needs it
Diet changes and everyday digestive upsets can sometimes affect stool consistency. VetIQ Stool Firm Tablets are a convenient short-term addition to your dog’s feeding routine, with a formula developed for dogs and puppies.
Key features
- 45 digestive-support tablets for dogs and puppies
- Suitable for puppies from 8 weeks old
- Contains pumpkin powder and pectin
- Includes prebiotic inulin
- Contains kaolin and calcium carbonate
- Designed for short-term use as part of a balanced diet
Ingredients
Calcium Carbonate, Yeast, Kaolin, Pumpkin Powder, Inulin, Magnesium Stearate, Pectin, Silicon Dioxide and Flavouring.
Feeding guide
- Up to 5kg: 1 tablet daily
- 5–10kg: 2 tablets daily
- 10–15kg: 3 tablets daily
- 15–30kg: 4 tablets daily
- Over 30kg: 3 tablets twice daily
Use continuously for a maximum of 7 days, followed by an approximately 7-day break. Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.
Important information
This is a complementary feed for dogs and puppies, not a substitute for veterinary advice. Seek veterinary advice if symptoms do not improve within 24–48 hours, persist, worsen, or if your pet is unwell. Consult a veterinary professional before use if your dog is taking medication or has an existing health condition.