Cross-breed female dog, 11 months old, rescue animal. Acute diarrhoea with small amounts of blood but generally in good condition. Use of DYSTICUM® 1 g / kg (body weight), 2 times a day, to moistened dry food. Active the following day, stool consistency improved. No abnormalities on the 3rd day.

Gelding with unclear digestive disorders, mild colic and cachexia. Veterinary surgeon raises suspicion of IBD. Stabilisation on DYSTICUM®, administered in hay cobs. Colic did not recur, nice weight gain.

Male bobtail, 2 years old, with feed intolerance, slimy diarrhoea, bilateral otitis externa, pruritus and inflammatory erythema on the elbows and abdomen. Already being given diet feed. Recurrent Giardia. Rapid healing of the skin, stool consistency normal after 3 days on DYSTICUM®. Repeat test for Giardia negative.

German wire-haired female dog, 3 years old. Previous acute haemorrhagic diarrhoea syndrome as a consequence of poisoning with rat poison and hospital stay. DYSTICUM® given in high doses to begin with, then later in a smaller dose over several months as long-term treatment. Dog in good condition.

Two kittens from a rescue shelter, infected with Tritrichomonas foetus. Slimy, bloody large bowel diarrhoea, inflamed and irritated anal region. After 3 days of DYSTICUM®, stable stool consistency, and both patients were normal after one week. DYSTICUM® is administered for 8 weeks. The parasite can no longer be detected.

Female setter, 5 years old: previous small bowel resection with removal of the ileocaecal valve. Condition 1 year after surgery: chologenic diarrhoea, SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth), cachexia, vitamin B12 deficiency, shaggy fur. Dog given DYSTICUM® among others as a long-term treatment in small doses. Stool solidifies after 3 days. The dog's condition stabilises, she becomes more active and the coat starts to shine.