Paste for cats and dogs to relieve acute intestinal malabsorption during and after acute diarrhea. Paste in a convenient injector. User-friendly applicator with a setting ring for easy dosing. The required dose is set on the injector according to body weight, allowing for safe and convenient administration. Easy to use with high patient compliance, naturally restores physiological intestinal function. Prebiotic inulin: Derived from the Jerusalem artichoke tuber, this polysaccharide stimulates natural intestinal bacteria, leading to a rapid improvement in the physiological intestinal flora. Bentonite-montmorillonite: This clay-containing layered silicate with high water-binding capacity rapidly thickens liquid feces and binds harmful toxins. Plant components that regulate bowel function: A herbal blend of oak bark, chamomile, lemon balm, fennel, bilberry, and caraway with soothing and intestinal-regulating properties. Energy carriers: corn germ oil and dextrose – a combination of oil as a slow-release energy source and spray-dried dextrose as an immediately available energy provider. Application Paste for oral administration. Enterogelan akut is administered twice daily, preferably by injecting it into the side of the mouth. The recommended feeding duration is 3 days. Adjust the setting ring on the injector to the desired amount; the left edge of the ring is the determining factor. Enterogelan akut 10: Dogs weighing 2-7 kg and cats receive 1 ml of the paste morning and evening – each marking corresponds to 1 ml. Enterogelan akut 24: Dogs weighing 7-18 kg receive 2 ml of the paste morning and evening. Dogs weighing 18-30 kg receive 4 ml of the paste morning and evening – each marking corresponds to 2 ml. Enterogelan akut 48: Dogs weighing 30-50 kg receive 8 ml of the paste morning and evening. Each marking corresponds to 2 ml. Instructions for proper use: Enterogelan akut 10/24/48 is administered during and after acute diarrhea. Attention should be paid to a balanced composition of the daily ration. Warning It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before feeding.