Iso Gel for Dogs and Cats | Psyllium Fibre for Normal Stools 100 g

Iso Gel: natural psyllium fibre for normal stools in dogs and cats

Are your dog's or cat's stools a bit out of balance, too loose or actually too hard? Then you want something simple that helps get digestion back on track. Iso Gel is a dietetic feed based on ispaghula, also known as psyllium husk (Plantago ovata). The granules consist of 90% of this plant fibre.

How does Iso Gel work?

When it meets moisture, ispaghula forms a soft gel. This gel binds water in the gut and adds bulk to the stool. That way, Iso Gel helps bring stools back to a normal consistency. If stools are too loose, the fibre binds excess moisture. If they are too hard, the gel makes them softer.

Why Iso Gel?

• 90% ispaghula: a high content of natural psyllium fibre
• Works both ways: for stools that are too loose or too hard
• For dogs and cats: easy to dose with a teaspoon
• Gluten-free and calorie-free
• Easy to give: simply mix into the food

Feeding guide

Mix Iso Gel into (wet) food. The recommended period of use is 1 to 2 weeks, or longer in consultation with your vet. Always provide plenty of fresh drinking water: the fibres need moisture to do their job.

Good to know

• Check with your vet beforehand, especially if symptoms persist.
• Do not give in case of abdominal pain, vomiting or (suspected) intestinal blockage.
• Your pet may be a little gassier at first. That's a normal effect of fibre.

Composition

Granules with 90% ispaghula (psyllium husk, w/w dry matter). Gluten-free.

Storage

Store at room temperature (15–25 °C), out of the reach of children. Shelf life: see packaging.

Frequently asked questions

What is ispaghula?
Ispaghula is the fibre-rich seed husk of the Plantago ovata plant, also called psyllium. It is a soluble fibre that can bind a lot of water.

Does Iso Gel work for both loose and hard stools?
Yes. The fibre binds excess moisture in loose stools and softens hard stools. That way, Iso Gel helps normalise consistency in both directions.

How do I give Iso Gel to my cat?
Mix 2 teaspoons into wet food. Most cats hardly notice it. Make sure your cat drinks enough.

How long can I give Iso Gel?
The recommended period is 1 to 2 weeks. If you want to give it for longer, please talk to your vet.

When should I see the vet?
If your pet is vomiting, has abdominal pain, is lethargic, has blood in the stool or if stools don't improve after a few days.