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June 30th 06, 10:21 AM
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'Over- the-counter' treatment for diarrhoea
Hi, I wonder if anyone out there can help me?
I have been using Denes Gastric tablets to cure my pets' diarrhoea - when a visit to the vet was considered unnecessary. The tablets contain kaolin and work well, but I have been unable to get them lately. I have written to the manufacturers to see if these particular tablets have been discontinued, but meanwhile would be grateful if anyone knows of a viable alternative? Thank you, Elle 
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June 30th 06, 11:37 AM
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'Over- the-counter' treatment for diarrhoea
"Elle" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I wonder if anyone out there can help me? I have been using Denes Gastric tablets to cure my pets' diarrhoea - when a visit to the vet was considered unnecessary. The tablets contain kaolin and work well, but I have been unable to get them lately. I have written to the manufacturers to see if these particular tablets have been discontinued, but meanwhile would be grateful if anyone knows of a viable alternative? Thank you, Elle Why was a visit to the vet considered unnecessary for chronic diarrhea and who made that determination?
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July 1st 06, 03:36 AM
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'Over- the-counter' treatment for diarrhoea
Yea this is kind of odd.
My dog just went through a round of diarhea and all total it cost me 38 for treatent. That was 25 for the office visit and 13 for the prescription and he was good as new in 8 days. I'm betting you're spending way more than this over time and by not going to the vets you certainly do not know what is going on. Celeste "Wendy" wrote in message . .. "Elle" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I wonder if anyone out there can help me? I have been using Denes Gastric tablets to cure my pets' diarrhoea - when a visit to the vet was considered unnecessary. The tablets contain kaolin and work well, but I have been unable to get them lately. I have written to the manufacturers to see if these particular tablets have been discontinued, but meanwhile would be grateful if anyone knows of a viable alternative? Thank you, Elle Why was a visit to the vet considered unnecessary for chronic diarrhea and who made that determination?
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