Copronat Liquid Spray Solution for Coprophagy and Flatulence in Dogs(250ml)
R606.26
Copronat Liquid Spray Solution is designed to treat and prevent coprophagia (poop eating) and flatulence in dogs and cats, promoting healthier behaviors and digestive health.
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Copronat Liquid Spray Solution is a specialized treatment aimed at addressing the issues of coprophagia and flatulence in dogs. This solution works by being added to the food of the pet whose feces are being consumed, effectively discouraging the behavior. With daily use over a period of 6 to 8 weeks, studies show that 80-95% of dogs have been completely cured of coprophagia. Additionally, it helps manage flatulence by improving overall digestive health. The product encourages a balanced diet and addresses environmental factors that may contribute to these behaviors.
Who the Product is For
Copronat is suitable for dog owners dealing with pets that exhibit coprophagic behavior or suffer from excessive flatulence.
Key Benefits
- Effective Treatment for Coprophagia:Â Helps reduce the likelihood of dogs eating feces.
- Flatulence Management: Aids in reducing flatulence in dogs.
- High Success Rate: 80-95% of dogs show improvement within 6 weeks of treatment.
- Easy Administration:Â Simply spray onto the food for convenient application.
- Behavioral Support:Â Encourages healthier habits while promoting overall well-being.
Directions for Use
- For Coprophagia:
- Add Copronat to the food of the animal whose feces are being consumed (e.g. spray onto cat food if the dog is eating cat feces).
- Dosage:
- For dogs weighing 0-10 kg: Spray 2 ml (4 pump depressions) daily.
- For dogs weighing 10-20 kg: Spray 4 ml (8 pump depressions) daily.
- For dogs weighing 20-30 kg: Spray 6 ml (12 pump depressions) daily.
- For Flatulence:
- Spray onto the food of the dog experiencing flatulence.
Storage Instructions
Store Copronat Liquid Spray Solution in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Safety Information
- Keep out of reach of uninformed persons, children, and pets.
- Consult a veterinarian to rule out any underlying medical conditions contributing to coprophagic behavior.
- Avoid scolding your pet for eating feces, as this may exacerbate the issue.
| Weight | 0.28 kg |
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