ZooLac® Opti Paste 15ml: The best support for your pet’s digestion!

ZooLac® Opti Paste 15 ml – The Most Complete ZooLac® Variant, Especially for Flatulence and Gas

A bloated belly, excess gas, loose stools or a disrupted gut flora – ZooLac® Opti Paste is the most comprehensive variant in the ZooLac® range and provides targeted support when more than probiotics alone is needed.

Opti Paste contains the same proven base as ZooLac® Multipaste® – probiotics, zeolite (clinoptilolite) and yeast cell wall fragments – supplemented with granulated plant-based activated charcoal. Activated charcoal is well known for its adsorbing properties and helps absorb excess gases and unwanted substances in the gastrointestinal tract.

Produced in Denmark to high quality standards. Fully natural and impossible to overdose.

What Makes ZooLac® Opti Paste Unique?

4.5 billion thermostabilised lactic acid bacteria per ml
A high concentration of probiotics that contributes to a stable and balanced gut flora – even during stressful periods, after a change of food or after antibiotic use.

Granulated plant-based activated charcoal
The unique addition of activated charcoal makes Opti Paste particularly suitable for flatulence and bloating. Activated charcoal adsorbs excess gases and unwanted substances in the gut, supporting the comfort of your animal.

Zeolite (Clinoptilolite)
A natural clay mineral that contributes to moisture absorption in the gut and supports a healthy gut environment. Also valuable when toxins play a role in the gut flora.

Yeast cell wall fragments
Contain beta-glucans and mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS) that further stimulate the growth of beneficial gut bacteria and act as a prebiotic.

Vinasse and vegetable fats
Support the normal function of the gut flora and contribute to a tasty, easily accepted paste that virtually all animals willingly take.

The Three ZooLac® Variants – Which Do You Choose?

Choose ZooLac® Propaste for preventive daily use and balancing the gut flora in cases of dysbacteriosis.

Choose ZooLac® Multipaste® for loose or watery stools and when toxins play a role in the gut flora.

Choose ZooLac® Opti Paste for flatulence, gas or bloating, or when the most complete support is desired.

When Can You Use ZooLac® Opti Paste?

• For flatulence, gas or bloating
• For loose or watery stools
• Around or after a course of antibiotics
• During recovery from a disrupted gut flora caused by stress or a change of food
• As daily preventive digestive support
• When toxins are present in the gut flora

Dosage and Administration

Administer 2–3 times daily (for example every 6–8 hours), directly into the mouth or mixed into food. Overdosing is not possible.

For acute complaints: start with a double dose and then continue according to the table below.

For birds: a dose the size of the beak.

Horses with diarrhoea – curative dosage:

Composition

Probiotics (thermostabilised lactic acid bacteria, 4.5 billion CFU/ml), granulated plant-based activated charcoal, zeolite (clinoptilolite), yeast cell wall fragments, vinasse, vegetable fats.

Benefits of ZooLac® Opti Paste

• Most complete variant in the ZooLac® range
• Targeted support for flatulence, gas and bloating
• Additional support for loose stools and toxins in the gut flora
• High probiotic concentration: 4.5 billion CFU per ml
• Fully natural, safe for daily use
• Impossible to overdose, willingly accepted by virtually all animals
• Produced in Denmark
• Suitable for dogs, cats, rabbits, horses, birds and other animals

Availability

Available in a 15 ml pack – ideal for smaller pets or to try the product for the first time. For larger or more frequent use, larger packs are also available.

Summary

ZooLac® Opti Paste 15 ml is the most complete variant in the ZooLac® range and provides targeted support for flatulence, gas, bloating and loose stools. The unique combination of probiotics, activated charcoal, zeolite and yeast cell wall fragments supports healthy digestion in dogs, cats, rabbits, horses, birds and other pets.

ZooLac® Opti Paste is a complementary feed and not a veterinary medicine. It is not intended for the diagnosis, treatment or prevention of disease. For persistent complaints, blood in the stools or deterioration of the general condition, always consult a veterinarian.