When tummy troubles strike

An upset tummy never comes at a convenient time! Diarrhea can catch you and your pet off guard, but having a few essentials on hand can make all the difference. We've put together a handy checklist and a selection of products to help you care for your dog or cat during mild digestive upsets.

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What should you keep on hand?

Be prepared for upset tummies and stock up on easily digestible foods

Support for sensitive stomachs

When to contact a veterinarian?

Contact your vet immediately if your pet's general condition worsens, there is blood in their stool, they vomit repeatedly or they refuse to drink or cannot keep water down. If your pet is very young, elderly or has an underlying health condition, seek veterinary advice sooner rather than later.

If symptoms don't improve within 1-2 days or keep coming back, consult your vet. If your cat hasn't eaten for 24 hours, you should also contact your vet.

Always follow the instructions on the product packaging. Digestive supplements can help support gut health, but they are not a substitute for identifying the cause of diarrhea or seeking veterinary treatment when needed.