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ReguTum™ Probiotic Paste is specially formulated, highly palatable and easy to use. It combines three core ingredients that work together to help support gut function and aid in maintaining the natural microflora balance in dogs and cats.
ReguTum™ Probiotic Paste comes in user-friendly, calibrated syringes for simple administration. Either give directly or mix into food. Can be used alone or along with medication prescribed by your veterinary surgeon.
For long-term digestive support, we'd recommend trying ReguTum™ Fibre Care.
The oil base of ReguTum™ Probiotic Paste preserves the probiotic bacteria, and they are activated only after they are ingested and reach the small intestine.
Administer orally for as long as considered necessary or as advised by your veterinary surgeon.
| Weight | Quantity | Frequency |
| <5kg | 2ml | Twice daily |
| 5-15kg | 3ml | Twice daily |
| 15-30kg | 5ml | Twice daily |
| >30kg | 7ml | Twice daily |
Sunflower oil, peanut oil, yeast, fructo-oligosaccharides.
Anticaking agents : 1m558i Bentonite 42x104mg/kg.
Zootechnical Additives/ Gut Flora stabilisers: 4b1705 Enterococcus faecium (NCIM10415) 3x1011CFU/kg.
Antioxidant: E320 B.H.A 1970mg/kg.
Protein 1.81%, Fat 48.07%, Crude Fibre 0.01%, Ash 36.35%, Phosphorus 0.03, Sodium 0.11%.
ReguTum™ Probiotic Paste is a complementary pet food.
Store in a cool dry place. Do not refrigerate.
For animal use only.
Indicated species: dogs and cats.
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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Easy to use product, Both my dogs eat it without any problems and it settles their tummies within days.
Customer recommends this product
My cat has really bad digestive issues and I was so hoping this product would help- even just a bit - but unfortunately no. I am running out of ideas and food choices to help. The product might help another cat but not mine.
Customer does not recommend this product
So far so good
Customer recommends this product
Good value product, delivered promptly
Customer recommends this product
Always keep a stock for upset tummies when our retriever eats something nasty
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding ReguTum™ Probiotic Paste for Cats & Dogs, including answers from our team.
Susan Perfittlactating
can regu tum be used safely used for a lactating bitch
Hello
Thank you for your enquiry.
This can be used on lactating bitches and also on puppies.
Hope that helps.
Kellie
john cochrane
Is regutum the same as canigest
Hi John,
Thanks for your interest in ReguTum. It's not exactly the same but it's a very similar product. They both aim to re-establish the beneficial bacteria in the dog's gut and firm up stools, and they would both be great options to support dogs with digestive upset.
It contains bentonite clay (Canigest contains kaolin clay) for the natural binding agent that helps to firm up the faeces and supports the intestinal lining. ReguTum a higher level of probiotics per ml than most other brands (typically has 50% more) in the form of Enterococcus faecium maintain a good level of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Fructo-oligosaccharides are used in both products as prebiotics which provide nourishment for the friendly bacteria.
Canigest also has some glutamine which supports the cells lining the gut, and ReguTum doesn't contain this.
I hope this helps!
KathieR
I,m having difficulty getting the right dosage on the syringe, my dog requires the 3 ml dose but can't tell where that is.
Hi Kathie,
Thanks for your email - I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with getting the required amount. Feeding less than 5ml is a bit more tricky on the 60ml syringe, but the amount fed can be adjusted up or down depending on a dog's needs - you can safely give much more than the recommended amount with this product.
I've just had a play with the syringes and I think that every 1/4 turn of the dial is about 1ml, so if you do 3 x 1/4 turns, this should give you 3ml. Alternatively, you can turn the dial enough to give you 5ml, and then do half a turn backwards if this is easier.
If you're still struggling, you can use 5ml instead to make it easier, but do let me know. The 15ml and 30ml have each ml marked individually and I'm hoping we can change this on the 60ml in future batches :-)
I hope this helps!
Kind regards,
Danielle
HectorHorse
How much should i give a 20kg Staffie per day?
Hello,
We'd recommend giving 5ml twice a day to a 20kg dog.
If the problem is resolved and you have some paste left, you can keep it in a cool dry place for next time. The paste can be used right up to the expiry date, even after opening.
Kind regards,
Danielle
Sean Byrne
Hi,
My dog has just gone 10 years old, and has started to suffer from digestion problems. I have been looking at the reviews of your product and they seem Fantastic. However, I can not see any preservatives listed on your product and I am extremely conscious about what my dog eats. Can you confirm the product is preservative free?
Hi Sean,
Thanks for getting in touch, it's great to hear you have found the reviews helpful.
ReguTum Probiotic Paste is primarily preserved with the sunflower oil and peanut oil, as this protects the live bacteria until they reach the small intestine.
It also contains an antioxidant listed in our ingredients as 'Antioxidant E320 B.H.A 1970mg/kg'. It is a commonly used and potent antioxidant which means that only very small amounts are needed, and it's purpose is to protect the fats/oils from oxidising so that the paste does not go off. The concentration used in our paste is less than 2g per 1000g, and a dog would typically have 5-10g paste a day when in need of dietary support for loose stools.
I hope this is helpful - do let me know if you have any other questions!
Kind regards,
Danielle
Nicola
I have 12 week old puppies that have upset tummies, can I give them Regutum ?
Hello,
Thank you for your question.
I can confirm this is fine for 12 week old puppies.
Thank you,
Sophie.
Julia Vidler
What is the expiry date?
Hello Julia,
Thank you for your question.
The expiry date is 09/19.
Hope that helps,
VioVet.
Louise Hughes
Can I give Regu Tum to nursing bitch
Hi Louise,
Yes this would be fine to use :)
I hope that helps.
Judy
Our 14 yr old beagle still loves his food but recently is producing some bad wind, he can poo up to 5 times on a good walk which of course gets runnier each time, would a short course of regu tum help? Thank you
Hi Judy,
If this has been happening daily for more than a week or two, it would be best to get him checked by a vet to make sure there is no serious underlying cause that needs treatment.
If it has only happened for a few days, ReguTum would help to firm up his stools and also ensure he has enough of the friendly bacteria in his gut to help with normal function. It's safe to use long-term but if this condition doesn't clear up in a week, speak to his vet.
Shelly
I was looking for Promax and this came up as an option, I am a big fan of your products. I would like to know if it is the same click round type buttons on the syringe style dispenser for dosage and does it keep until it's expiry date once opened like Promax please?
Hi Shelly,
It's great to hear you like our own brand products - thank you!
Yes, DiaHalt will keep once opened - the beneficial bacteria are preserved in the oil and are only activated once in the intestines. It should just be stored in a cool dry place, but not in the fridge as this makes the formulation difficult to dispense.
Here's a couple of photos of the syringe - rather than clicking a button, you twist the dial to the correct amount, for example, to feed 7ml and then dispense, and it will stop when you reach the dial. If the product is cold from delivery, you can warm it in your hands for a couple of minutes to make dispensing easier.
I hope this helps!
