INEDI-STOOL™
Life Science� Products
Coprophagy Deterrent
This nutritional supplement is intended for use as a deterrent to the disturbing signs of Coprophagy in dogs.
One-half to one packet of this product mixed with the daily ration imparts a forbidding taste to canine stools.
See below for additional dosage and administration information.
SOLD ONLY TO VETERINARIANS
Contains wheat gluten, monosodium glutamate, anise, capsicum oleoresin and thiamine mononitrate.
CONCEPT OF THIS PRODUCT
One-half (1/2) to one (1) packet of Inedi-STOOL™mixed with the normal daily ration imparts a very undesirable taste to the animal's excrement. In addition, many experts in the field of canine nutrition study have concluded that supplemental thiamine mononitrate in the ration will help reduce the tendency for Coprophagy in dogs. This product is formulated with human food-grade and/or animal feed-grade raw materials, therefore, it is safe for consumption by dogs.
RECOMMENDED DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION FOR DOGS
3 to 20 lb Body Weights:
Use 1/4 packet mixed with or spread uniformly over normal feedings two times per day
20 to 100 lb Body Weights:
Use 1/2 packet mixed with or spread uniformly over normal feedings two times per day
Greater than 100 lb Body Weights:
Use 1 packet mixed with or spread uniformly over normal feedings two times per day
DURATION OF ADMINISTRATION
Many veterinarians recommend use of this product for six (6) consecutive days. Signs of Coprophagy should be discontinued within the first 2 or 3 days. If Coprophagy is observed following cessation of the above referenced initial feeding period, perform another full-dosage feeding period as before, along with a follow-up feeding period using half of the recommended daily dosages for 2 to 3 additional weeks, or as deemed necessary. Consult your veterinarian about repeating the full-dosage and the follow-up half-dosage feeding periods.
Manufactured for: CEVA Animal Health, Inc., 8901 Rosehill Road, Lenexa, KS 66215 USA
Net Weight: 12 to 15g (0.53 oz) Packets
NAC No.: 10870200