Johnson's Stool-Eze for Dogs | Gentle Constipation Relief

Johnson's Stool-Eze for Dogs | Gentle Constipation Relief

Provide fast, soothing relief for your pet's digestive discomfort with Johnson's Stool-Eze, expertly crafted for pet owners across Ireland & UK. It is not uncommon for dogs to suffer from mild, temporary digestive disorders or occasional constipation. This gentle and effective powdered solution is specifically formulated to help soften solid stools, lubricate the gut, and promote regular, comfortable bowel movements, preventing more serious conditions from developing and helping your dog feel better faster.

Key Features & Benefits

• Natural Psyllium Husk: Acts as a gentle natural soluble fibre and lubricant, facilitating the smooth movement of food through the intestinal tract.

• Essential Electrolytes: Contains Sodium Chloride, Potassium Chloride, and Dextrose Monohydrate to replenish lost nutrients and maintain critical fluid balance.

• Stomach Soothers: Features Magnesium Hydroxide to gently neutralize stomach acid, alongside Sodium Bicarbonate to assist with symptoms of acid reflux.

• Easy Administration: Supplied in convenient 2 x 10g powder sachets that can be sprinkled directly onto food or dissolved in warm water.

Safe Usage Guidelines & Dosage

• Dosage (Twice Daily): Give 1/4 sachet (2.5g) for very small dogs (3 to 6kg); 1/2 sachet (5g) for small to medium dogs (up to 10kg); or 1 full sachet (10g) for medium to large dogs (over 10kg).

• Age Restriction: Not suitable for puppies under 12 weeks of age.

• Hydration: Always ensure your dog has access to plenty of fresh, clean drinking water while using this product, as the psyllium husk absorbs moisture to soften stools.

FAQs

How fast does Stool-Eze work?

The soluble fibres and electrolytes typically begin to soften the stool and lubricate the gut within 24 hours of the first few doses, though response times can vary depending on the severity of the constipation.

Can I use this for my young puppy?

No. Johnson's Stool-Eze is formulated for adult dogs and older puppies, and must not be given to puppies under 12 weeks of age. If a young puppy is constipated, seek direct veterinary advice.