Digestive disorders are one of the most frequent causes of consultation .
They are associated with cases of diarrhea, gastrointestinal motility dysfunction, environmental and dietary changes accompanied by stress, food poisoning, hyperparasitism and pharmacological treatments that alter the intestinal bacterial strength.

In cases of intestinal tract disease, there may or may not be an association with infectious agents (bacteria and viruses).

Symbiotic effect of prebiotics and probiotics:
- Probiotics (selected strains)
- Prebiotics (FOS)
- Intestinal Fermentation
- Modification of microflora (microfora activity / microflora composition)
- FOS metabolism (Lactic Acid / LCFA)
- Physiological Effects (Local Effects (TGI) / Systemic Effects)
- General health benefits

Strengthens Intestinal Function - Maximum Efficacy and Protection

Stimulation of the immune system in the gastrointestinal tract results in a whole-body response, with benefits for both intestinal and systemic health (namely the response to vaccination).

Kaolin Bentonite - Adsorbent Clays Clays with adsorbent capacity and rich in montmorillonite. Given their charges and smectitic characteristics, they have a high capacity to adsorb toxins and other pathogens, as well as reinforce the protective coating of the mucous membranes.

Enterococcus Faecium - Probiotic With the function of repopulating the intestinal flora, Enterococcus faecium inhibits the growth and adhesion of pathogenic bacteria through a mechanism of competition between receptors and substrate. It has the ability to colonize the intestine, thus contributing to the balance of the intestinal flora.

Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) - Probiotic and Immunostimulant Its use is associated with increased production of Immunoglobulins (IgE and IgM) with benefits in terms of systemic and intestinal immunity. They have cell wall carbohydrates such as mannanoligosaccharides (MOS). In their metabolism they also reduce the oxygen in the intestinal tract, thus decreasing the number of aerobic bacteria in the digestive tract. They produce SCFAs (long chain fatty acids), which lower the pH of the TGI, which translates into a more   hostile to pathogenic bacteria.

Fructoligosaccharides (FOS) - Prebiotic and Immunostimulant Prebiotic effect that results from the support and maintenance of the population of bacteria in the intestinal flora, namely Lactobacilli, which are important in the control of E. coli. They are also associated with the production of lactic acid and SCFA and improve local and systemic immunity by stimulating the production of immunoglobulins and B lymphocytes by GALT.

Pectin - Absorbent Fiber. Pectin has a protective action on the mucous membranes, particularly the colonic mucosa. It helps solidify liquid stools due to its water holding capacity. It also helps to normalize intestinal peristalsis.

All breeds: 4 ml per day, for every 10 kg of weight, for 3 consecutive days*.
 
- In very small animals, do not exceed a dose of 1 ml per kg per day.
  - In animals over 50 kg, do not exceed the total dose of 20 ml per day.

*(the total daily dose can be divided into two doses; the administration can be prolonged as indicated by the Veterinary Doctor).
 
- Adjust the volume to be administered through the plunger.
- WeBiotic® Fast should be administered directly into the mouth.
 
 
Due to its presentation in a paste, WeBiotic® Fast is more suitable for short-term use, while WeBiotic® Tablets is adapted to any time of use.