Ultradiar - Digestive support for dogs and cats

Properties of Ultradiar - MP Labo

Absorbent & adsorbent action: blueberry, carob and activated charcoal capture gases, liquids and toxins and help improve stool consistency.
Soothing film-forming effect: carob fibers help form a protective layer on the intestinal mucosa.
Flora balance: inactivated lactic ferments and brewer’s yeast contribute to maintaining a healthy intestinal microbiota in dogs and cats.

Indications of Ultradiar - MP Labo

• Supports digestive function and restores normal stool consistency.
• Episodes of accelerated transit, loose stools, bloating, digestive discomfort.
• Risk situations: diet change, temporary stress, dietary indiscretion.

Composition of Ultradiar - MP Labo

Composition per capsule:
Blueberry powder
Carob pod powder
Bovine gelatin
Yeast products
Activated charcoal
Magnesium stearate
Maltodextrin
Tyndallized lactic ferments

Technological additives:
Montmorillonite-illite 200 334 mg/kg
Colloidal silica 3 422 mg/kg

Analytical constituents per capsule (%):
Crude protein 19.6
Crude fibre 7.4
Crude fat 0.2
Crude ash 18.4
Acid-insoluble ash 15.7

Dosage of Ultradiar - MP Labo

Oral use. Give during meals, either the capsule whole or opened and mixed with food.

• Cats: 1 capsule per day.
• Dogs: 1 to 2 capsules per 10 kg body weight per day.

Duration of use: usually a few days, adapt according to progress. Always follow your veterinarian’s advice.

Precautions for use - Ultradiar MP Labo

• Store in a dry place, away from heat. Keep out of reach of children.
• Veterinary product. Does not replace prescribed treatment.
• If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian.

Our vet’s advice:

Can Ultradiar be given with a dewormer or antibiotic?
Yes, as digestive support, under veterinary advice.

Can I open the capsule?
Yes: the content can be mixed with food if the animal refuses the capsule.

Hydration: always provide fresh water. Offer small meals, choose highly digestible food for a few days.
Useful association: depending on the case, your vet may recommend a probiotic or a convalescence diet.
When to consult? Bloody diarrhea, lethargy, fever, repeated vomiting, young or fragile animals: consult immediately.