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Viability– the micro-organisms within a probiotic product should remain viable during their storage. The probiotics should also be able to pass safely through the stomach so that they can colonise the gut. A good freeze-drying process will enable the product to be stored at room temperature throughout the duration of its shelf life. Microencapsulation will afford protection throughout the high acidity of the stomach. And thanks SDH - he had a reaction to Kaogel a few years ago, and Prokolin has always worked better for us. We've given Bionic Biotics a good try for a few weeks and it made no difference to his gas, and he also didn't like the taste. A prebiotic, consisting of fructo-oligosaccharide (FOS) and acacia (Gum arabic), which helps to feed and stimulate the growth of beneficial bacteria. EPI, exocrine pancratic insufficiency can cause a large volume of sometimes foul smelling greasy stools, although the dog can be fine itself otherwise.
Kaogel always used to work, until he started having a reaction to this, so for the last 3 years we've always sworn by ProKolin. Competition for nutrients– within the gut beneficial and pathogenic micro-organisms will be utilising the same types of nutrients. This results in a general competition between bacteria for these nutrients. When a probiotic is administered there is an overall reduction in nutrients available for pathogenic bacteria and consequently this minimises the levels of pathogenic micro-organisms.We recommend using 15ml and 30ml syringes for small to medium dogs but also in a handy 60ml syringe for larger dogs.
A friend of mine always swears by Kaogel for her dogs, personally I prefer the Protexin prokolin but something you could try, you can by kaogel on line. He likes the Prokolin paste, but the poor love has so many pills and potions I can't face trying to get him to eat yet another thing he doesn't really like.
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To administer the correct amount of the product use the handy wheel on the syringe plunger. Rotate the wheel until it is to the right of the number representing the desired quantity to be administered (see diagram below showing the correct and incorrect position for 10ml). Pro-Kolin Advanced contains the same high quality ingredients as the original Pro-Kolin, but also contains a few extra ingredients to further support the gastrointestinal tract. These extra ingredients include another clay, montmorillonite, fibre in the form of psyllium and also beta-glucans. In addition to this, Pro-Kolin Advanced is now available as separate products for dogs and cats with different flavourings to please the most discerning canines and felines.
Alpha-glucan butyrogenic (Resistant starch), Inactivated yeast (Beta-glucan and Mannan-oligosaccharide), MPS Protect (Mucopolysaccharide starch), Preplex® prebiotic (Fructo-oligosaccharide) A resistant starch that is fermented by the resident microflora to produce butyrate (a short-chain fatty acid) which is the preferred energy source for colonocytes (the cells lining the large intestine). A food source for beneficial bacteria. Pro-Kolin Enterogenic contains Preplex prebiotic (fructo-oligosaccharide and Gum arabic), mannan-oligosaccharide (MOS) and beta-glucans.Pro-Kolin Advanced contains beneficial micro-organisms, several prebiotic sources, an optimal level of a dual-source binding agent and soothing fibres to support gastrointestinal function. A natural 'friendly' bacterium, Enterococcus faecium (DSM 10663/ NCIMB 10415) 4b1707, which helps to keep the level of beneficial bacteria high and exclude pathogenic species.
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