Chosen Family Gastrointestinal +Plus Cat & Dog Digestive Support Malt Paste (100 g)

What is Chosen Family Gastrointestinal +Plus Malt Paste and What Does It Do?

Chosen Family Gastrointestinal +Plus is a delicious malt paste specially formulated to support the healthy functioning of the digestive system in cats and dogs, containing prebiotic fibers, beta-glucan, and inulin. It aids in the natural elimination of ingested hairballs while contributing to the balance of intestinal flora and enhancing overall digestive comfort. It is ideal for supporting gut health, especially during periods of diet change, stress, or after antibiotic treatment.

Chosen Family Gastrointestinal +Plus Prominent Health Benefits

• Supports digestive health by balancing intestinal flora.
• Promotes the proliferation of beneficial bacteria with its prebiotic fiber content.
• Aids in the prevention of hairball formation by facilitating the passage of ingested hair through the digestive tract.
• Acts as a supportive agent for temporary digestive discomfort caused by diet changes, stress, or antibiotic use.
• Contributes to digestive regularity in older cats prone to constipation.
• Enhances overall digestive comfort.

Chosen Family Gastrointestinal +Plus Potent and Scientific Ingredients

Chosen Family Gastrointestinal +Plus contains carefully selected active ingredients to support your pet's digestive health:

• Beta Glucan: Contributes to the activation of immune cells and supports gut health.
• Inulin: As a long-chain prebiotic, it promotes the growth of beneficial gut bacteria.
• Psyllium Husk: A source of soluble fiber known for its ability to regulate stool consistency (both loose and firm) and facilitate the elimination of hair.
• Fructooligosaccharides (FOS): A short-chain prebiotic that supports the balance of the gut microbiota.
• Malt and Yeast Products: A highly palatable, lubricating carrier base that ensures easy consumption of the product.

Chosen Family Gastrointestinal +Plus Daily Usage and Dosage Guide

The paste can be given directly from the tube into the mouth, applied to the paw, or mixed with food. The daily amount can be adjusted as needed; gradual increases enhance digestive comfort. In cases of acute bloody diarrhea, fever, or significant dehydration, a feed additive alone is insufficient. Fiber supplementation may worsen constipation in patients with inadequate water intake.

If your veterinarian has a specific recommendation, please follow their instructions first.