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Irregularities in bowel movements is a common complaint for dogs and cats, whether it be due to not getting enough fibre in their diet, from stress, over enthusiastic hunting/scavenging, or if they are just prone to the odd bout of tummy troubles.
ReguTum™ Fibre Care is a high fibre prebiotic and probiotic powder formulated for comprehensive long-term support to encourage:
Healthy digestive function.
Normal anal gland function.
More regulated bowel movements.
Given daily, ReguTum™ Fibre Care is formulated to avoid problems that arise from insufficient dietary fibre, support the digestive tract, and is ideal for long-term use.
For short-term support and to firm up loose stools, we recommend using ReguTum™ Probiotic Paste.
Contains high levels of soluble and insoluble dietary fibre to assist with improving the bulk and consistency of stools to help regulate bowel movements and encourage the emptying of the anal glands.
Bentonite clay helps to absorb toxins in the gut and firm faeces. (Also making them easier to pick up!)
Prebiotics and probiotics help increase the number of good bacteria in the gut to aid healthy digestion.
Contains a range of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin A, B12, C, D, E and K to help nourish and promote better overall health of the digestive tract.
In a palatable powder form which can easily be mixed in to food for easy feeding.
Mix directly into food. Divide the recommended amount evenly between the number of meals. If using dry food, a small amount of water can be added to the powder to help it adhere to the kibble if needed.
| Weight | No. of scoops daily |
| < 5kg | ½ - 1 |
| 5 - 20kg | 1 - 2 |
| 20 - 35kg | 2 - 3 |
| > 35kg | 3 - 4 |
For animal use only.
Store at room temperature.
Avoid contact with eyes.
Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Wheat Feed, Alfalfa Meal, Beet Pulp, Wheat Bran, Flaxseed, Chicory Root Powder, Enterococcus Faecium, Bentonite.
Technological Additives:
Antioxidants:
Ethoxyquine: 3mg/kg, B.H.A: 3mg/kg.
Binders / Anticaking Agents:
Bentonite-montmorillonite: 100g/kg.
Zootechnical Additives / Gut Flora Stabilisers:
Enterococcus Faecium (NCIMB 10415) E1707 2x1010 / CFU/kg:
2 x 107 CFU/g.
Analytical Constituents:
Moisture (5.2%), Protein (12.7%), Ash (14.9%), Fat (2.2%),
Fibre (45.2%), Carbohydrate (19.8%).
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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Wow this has really worked on my shepherds digestive system, nice healthy poo since using this product
Customer recommends this product
I used to have this in the fibre morsels from our vets, but you seem to get a little more with this fine stuff. Same stuff just easier for their digestion. It also helps with anal glands if your pet has problems with them. Having fibre for them helps keep the stools more solid so their glands will work more efficiently.
Less trips to the vets for them to be expressed.
It works.
Customer recommends this product
Bought this as an alternative to Protoxin and was very dissapointed. Doesn't seem to work as well and as a powder it's no good with dry food. Would send it back if could. Will go back to Protoxin next time.
Customer does not recommend this product
VioVet's Response:
Hi Paul, I'm sorry to hear you've not found this product to be as effective. If the powder is being left behind in the bowl, you can add a small amount of water to form a paste before mixing into the kibble to help it stick better. I hope that you're able to make the product work for you and use the rest of the pot, and your dog gets to feel the benefit of a double strength probiotic :-). Thank you for taking the time to give feedback - we may be look at a pellet version in the future to make feeding with kibble easier. Kind regards, VioVet
Posted on 27th July 2020
We have tried many different high fibre foods to help with our dogs anal gland problem. Each year the vet has to clear them out and she bites at her bum. Since using this powder, 3 scoops (she’s huntaway, big dog) I have noticed a huge difference in her stools and she’s not at her bum or needing to go to the vet for her anal glands. Was a difference within 3 days of using this powder. Would highly recommend.
Customer recommends this product
The dogs seem to like it and it certainly does the job so win win.
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding ReguTum™ Fibre Care Powder for Cats & Dogs, including answers from our team.
Charlie Sharpley
CN this be given to a 5 month puppy?
Yes ReguTum Fibre Care can be used in a 5 month old puppy safely.
Carole
This may be a silly question, but why was the powder in a plastic bag inside the tub?
Also, there is no scoop so could you let me know what spoon size a scoop is?
Hi Carole,
Not a silly question at all :-)
The plastic bag is to keep the product as fresh as possible, and to ensure the live beneficial bacteria inside it are preserved through it's shelf-life.
The scoop should be inside the bag, but could have jostled to toward the bottom of the powder during transit - if you can't find it do let me know and I'll see if I can get some spares and send one to you!
Each scoop provides 10g of powder (probably around a tablespoon) so if you have kitchen scales and are happy to do so, you could measure a scoop with your spoons to see which is best.
Kind regards,
Danielle
H
HI this would work out quite expensive for my retriever fed every day and his digestive problems are usually just when he's been eating something he shouldn't. could i put him on a maintenance dose?
Hi Helen,
Yes you can certainly put him on a maintenance amount - ReguTum Fibre Care is intended for daily use, and if you were to use 3 scoops per day (assuming he is around 35kg), it would be around £0.66 per day.
However, if you feel that he doesn't have digestive issues that often, you could reduce to 1-2 scoops (£0.22-£0.44 per day) and increase to 3 scoops when he has eaten something he shouldn't. Each scoop is 10g, so there are about 50 scoops per pot.
Alternatively, you could buy ReguTum Probiotic Paste and only feed this at times of digestive upset, to help bring his stools back to normal quickly.
I hope this helps!
Kind regards,
Danielle
louise
Can I use the reg u tum probiotic powder daily throughout my Gsds life he is almost 3 years old and this works. We also keep in stock reg u tum paste when he has a poorly stomach of which is used only in them circumstances, we have not used the paste since using the powder
Hi Louise,
I'm really pleased to hear that ReguTum Fibre Care Powder is helping! Yes, you can use this daily throughout his life :-)
You can just add in the ReguTum Probiotic Paste for a few days when he needs extra support, which hopefully will remain less frequent now.
Kind regards,
Danielle
Tracey
Can you give this to kittens one weights less then 1kg and the other is over 1kg if so how much would you give them them
Hi Tracey,
Are your kittens fully weaned? If they are eating solid food, then I'd begin with a light sprinkle of the powder. If they have wet food, it should mix in fine, and if they have kibble, mixing it with a little warm water first to make a paste should help it stick to the kibble better. I think you could build up to around 1/4 of a scoop per day across their meals but as they're so small it will be a little bit more fiddly.
If they just need help for a short term bout of upset stomach, then theReguTum Probiotic Paste (15ml should be enough for both of them for a few days, if you use 1-2ml twice a day) may be an easier option :-)
Kind regards,
Danielle
Katrina
Hi,
Would this help my lovely 14 year old cat who often passes hard stools. They aren't passed as often as they should be either.
He has low grade kidney disease so I guess it's constipation related to that.
He drinks fresh water and has high quality wet food but still struggles sometimes.
He seems to get tummy ache with it before it passes, and I worry.
Many thanks
Hi Katrina,
Thank you for your question,
I'm sorry to hear that your cat is having tummy and toileting issues, we would recommend a supplement that is specially formulated to help ease the costipation - our most popular product for this is Laxapet which is a palatable gel that can be given a few times a week for longer periods of constipation.
Once the constipation is under control, ReguTum Fibre Care can aid in maintaining normal gut health and regulating the consistancy of stools to help reduce the chance of future issues with constipation.
I hope this helps!
Louise haigh
Hi my almost 3 year old male GSD suffers from tummy flare ups he is currently on wainwright grain free kibble and chappie ( recommended by our vets) we also use pooch and mutt bought from viovet powder twice daily in his food. When he has the runs and sometimes sick we use reg u tum paste bought from viovet. Is the powder form something I could use daily to help him instead of the pooch and mutt? At my wits end as he suffers probably every 6 weeks but the vets just say to keep an eye or he has been tested and all clear. It can last for a week sometimes. He is fine in himself, still wants to play and eat apart from first thing. His tummy sometimes makes extremely loud noises on a morning which is when he can produce white foam. We can go months of him being ok and then like I say around every 6 weeks. Please advise
Hi Louise,
ReguTum Fibre Care is ideal for long-term use and I think it would be more beneficial to his gut health than the Pooch & Mutt product, as its sole purpose is to promote the health & function of his gut by supporting the 'good' gut bacteria he already has, improve consistency of stools and help to reduce loose motions. I'd hope that this could help either with the frequency or the length/severity of his upsets as it helps to improve the health of his gut lining over time.
You can still use ReguTum Probiotic Paste to give intensive support when he has a flare up. As you feed him kibble, I'd recommend mixing a very small amount of water with the powder before adding to his food, as this will help it mix in and not get left in the bottom of the bowl. You don't need to do this when feeding his Chappie, it will mix well into the wet food.
I hope the Fibre Care helps him - do let us know how he gets on! :-)
Kind regards,
Danielle C
Suzanne Wynn
My Cockapoo Darcey wants to eat grass every few days. She is never sick and doesn't suffer from really loose stools. Will adding ReguTum fibre help her?
Also she does suffer with her anal glands, they need emptying every of months.
Darcey is on a semi-raw diet - Natures Menu.
Hi Suzanne,
Thanks for getting in touch. From your description of your dog's symptoms, she sounds like the perfect candidate for Fibre Care. Dogs will often eat grass to aid in digestion for a number of reasons but together with her need for regular anal gland emptying, it sounds like increasing her fibre intake would be beneficial.
You can mix it directly into her food and if she is fed multiple times a day, divide the recommended number of scoops to ensure she received additional fibre with each meal. If she can be fussy, you can introduce it slowly so she gets used to new flavours/scents while you increase the amount fed.
I hope it is helpful for her! Do let me know if you have any other questions - I'd love to know how she gets on :-)
Kind regards,
Danielle C.
Karen Emery
Would this be safe to give a dog with EPI?
Hi Karen,
Thank you for your question,
We would recommend speaking with your vet before beginning supplements with any pet that has a pre-existing condition, though ReguTum™ Fibre Care should be safe to feed. Probiotics are normally considered a beneficial addition to the diet for dogs with EPI as they help to maintain a healthy balance of good bacteria in the gut which aid in healthy digestive function (This is particularly important if your dogs has been on antibiotics). The addition of dietary fibre should also support the gut flora and help to bulk runny stools. Both of these are the primary contents of ReguTum™ Fibre Care.
I hope this helps!
Feline Care Cat Rescue
As cats do not have a dietary requirement for fibre (any plant-derived fibre that a cat might consume as part of a natural prey diet would be from the prey's stomach and will have already been partially if not completely digested) is there any issues with cats trying this product?
How does it compare to other probiotics such as fortiflora?
Hi there,
Thank you for your question. ReguTum Fibre Care is also suitable for use in cats.
While they don't have a need for dietary fibre in the same way that we do, in cats that aren't fed a whole prey diet either through raw feeding or hunting, often benefit from a fibre supplement, which acts as a substitute for the indigestible fur and bones which would act like fibre, helping with optimal gut function.
The soluble and insoluble fibres in ReguTum Fibre Care can help with both constipation, and loose stools in cats, and can also reduce problems with hairballs.
Like FortiFlora Feline, ReguTum Fibre Care contains the same beneficial bacteria (E.faecium), and also contain a host of vitamins and minerals to support the health of the gut. It also contains prebiotics which support the good bacteria of the gut.
Where they differ most in terms of ingredients, is the bentonite clay and fibre, which are absent in FortiFlora. We include bentonite clay which binds toxins and helps to firm faeces when cats have loose stools, and we include fibre as discussed above.
Both products are highly reviewed and can be used long-term. Both can provide support for cats with loose stools and improve gut health. ReguTum Fibre Care can also be of benefit to cats with constipation due to the fibre content, and the bentonite clay may provide additional support for those with stomach upsets. FortiFlora is also advertised as a broad spectrum nuritional supplement, with benefits for the immune system also.
I think both supplements would provide good support to the majority of cats through their probiotics, vitamins and minerals, and perhaps long-term cost if you have many to care for would also play a role.
- FortiFlora is £14.99 and lasts one cat 30 days, while ReguTum Fibre Care is £10.99 and a pot would serve a cat for 50-100 days.
Our aim with our VioBrand products is to maximise product quality and benefit to pets while keeping prices as competitive as possible. We use minimal packaging and work directly with the manufacturer, which means that our overall cost is much lower, and we can pass on the saving :) so although the price difference seems big, it is because we can minimise extra costs and middlemen that can't be avoided when we supply other brands.
I hope this has been helpful. Do let me know if you have any other questions!
Kind regards,
Danielle C.
