Protexin Soluble® is a palatable 7-strain probiotic powder which can be added to milk, water or top dressed onto the animal’s food. This completely natural biological product ensures a beneficial balance of digestive tract micro-organisms in all animals. This in turn enables the animal to resist the effects of stress and infections.

Protexin Soluble ®:

• Should be given as soon as possible after birth to establish the correct balance of microflora in the digestive system.
• Should be given before, during, & after stress situations (e.g. changes in food, environment, transportation, or surgical procedures).
• Aids in the control and prevention of diarrhoea of non-specific or dietary origin. , Should be used during, and after, all antibiotic therapy to restore stomach microflora.
• Is safe for use in all animals, including those which are pregnant and lactating.

Composition
Protexin Soluble® contains live heat- and acid-resistant natural organisms found in the intestines of healthy animals. Bacteria: Lactobacillus plantarum, Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Bifidobacterium bifidum, Streptococcus salvarius subsp. thermophilus, Enterococcus
8 faecium. Total Viable Count not less than 2 x 10⁸ cfu (colony forming units) / gram.

Note for diabetic patients: Protexin Soluble® contains dextrose (glucose).

Directions For Use
Add and mix into milk, milk replacer or water, or simply sprinkle over the animal’s food.

• Dogs/Cats: 2g per day
• Hamsters/Rodents: ½-1g per day
• Birds: 5-10g per litre drinking water per day
• Piglets/Weaners: 2g per day for 5 days
• Cattle: Calves: 2g per day for 3 days & 1g per day thereafter. Weaned calves & adult cattle: 4g per day
• Lambs: 1g per day

There are no withdrawal periods or any other restrictions on its use. Protexin Soluble® may be fed continuously or a course may be repeated at intervals for maintenance
of good health.

Packaging
60g, 250g, 1kg

Storage
Store in a cool, dry place (below 25°C).

Registration Number
Reg. No. G1265 Act 36/1947