ProHibex™ Chews For Dogs
Soft, Tasty Chews for Dogs to Aid in the Management of Minor Diarrhoea and Episodes of Dysbiosis
Prohibex has the convenience of a triple approach to help restore normal gut function in one easy to give palatable soft chew for dogs.
Improves faecal consistency and binds unwanted substances
Enhances the endogenous microbiome
Improves GI cell health and integrity
Available in S-M (<25kgs) dog and L dog (>25kgs).
Dosage:
proHibex™ S-M Chews (<25kg dogs)
<15kg dog: 1 chew, once daily for 3 days
15-25kg dog: 1 chew, twice daily for 3 days
proHibex™ L Chews (>25kg dogs)
>25kg dog: 1 chew, twice daily for 3 days
Read label instructions carefully prior to use.
Ask for proHibex™ at your local Vet Clinic or Pet Store (does not require a prescription).
Soft, Tasty Chews for Dogs to Aid in the Management of Minor Diarrhoea and Episodes of Dysbiosis
Prohibex has the convenience of a triple approach to help restore normal gut function in one easy to give palatable soft chew for dogs.
Improves faecal consistency and binds unwanted substances
Enhances the endogenous microbiome
Improves GI cell health and integrity
Available in S-M (<25kgs) dog and L dog (>25kgs).
Dosage:
proHibex™ S-M Chews (<25kg dogs)
<15kg dog: 1 chew, once daily for 3 days
15-25kg dog: 1 chew, twice daily for 3 days
proHibex™ L Chews (>25kg dogs)
>25kg dog: 1 chew, twice daily for 3 days
Read label instructions carefully prior to use.
Ask for proHibex™ at your local Vet Clinic or Pet Store (does not require a prescription).
Soft, Tasty Chews for Dogs to Aid in the Management of Minor Diarrhoea and Episodes of Dysbiosis
Prohibex has the convenience of a triple approach to help restore normal gut function in one easy to give palatable soft chew for dogs.
Improves faecal consistency and binds unwanted substances
Enhances the endogenous microbiome
Improves GI cell health and integrity
Available in S-M (<25kgs) dog and L dog (>25kgs).
Dosage:
proHibex™ S-M Chews (<25kg dogs)
<15kg dog: 1 chew, once daily for 3 days
15-25kg dog: 1 chew, twice daily for 3 days
proHibex™ L Chews (>25kg dogs)
>25kg dog: 1 chew, twice daily for 3 days
Read label instructions carefully prior to use.
Ask for proHibex™ at your local Vet Clinic or Pet Store (does not require a prescription).
Frequently Asked Questions
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Fast acting stool binding & bulking
Montmorillonite clay and Chia seed absorb liquid in the small and large intestine to bulk faeces 11,12.
Toxin binding
Montmorillonite clay & Active charcoal powder coconut absorb small sized molecules, such as toxins and impurities in the gut 13,14.
Natural microbiome support from bioavailable dietary fibre
Probiotic Bacillus velezensis C-3102 1,2,3,4.
Inulin is a prebiotic non-digestible oligosaccharide stimulating gastrointestinal mucus formation 6.
Beta glucan is a water-soluble fibre fermentable for intestinal microbes 6.
Sweet Potato & Rice bran contain naturally bioavailable dietary fibre, resistant starch, FOS, and beta glucan that are good nutrient sources for the microbiota 6.
Cell health, antioxidants
B. velezensis C-3102 metabolites, such as SCFA support gut microbiome 1,2,3,4.
Vitamin D3 & Calcium are associated with cell wall integrity 16.
Trace elements: Magnesium supports membrane integrity 17 & Potassium helps maintain normal levels of fluid inside the cell preventing dehydration 18.
Natural Vitamin E & Chia are antioxidants protecting the cell lipid layers 12.
Chia seed benefits mucus layer attached to GIT cell wall cells for bacteria to adhere.
Palatability
Pea protein
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References:
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