VetIQStool Firm Tablets For Cats & Dogs, Contains Kaolin, Pectin & Pumpkin to Help Improve Stool Firmness & Aids Intestinal Health, 45 Tablets (Pack of 1)

I keep these stool-firming tablets on hand for those occasional digestive flare-ups, and they’ve consistently helped settle things down quickly. Whether it’s mild diarrhoea, excess gas, or just loose stools from a change in diet, this blend works gently but effectively.My cat’s poop firmed up without any signs of discomfort.They are easy to use — I crush the tablets over food and they’re eaten without fuss. No strong smell or taste that puts your pet off.My cats both occasionally struggles with digestive issues, this is a reliable, low-stress solution. Which I keep permanently on hand

3 or of 4 dogs recommend it. 😂As in 3 out of 4 dogs actually eat the tablet as a treat, the other one I have to “persuade” her to eat it. Perhaps persuade is a bit weak here. I have to open her mouth, put it on her last molars (right between the upper and the bottom one) and close her mouth, crushing the tablet with the molars. I actually found that this is the best way to give her any tablets, because for some reason after the tablet is crushed so far in her mouth she just automatically goes to swallow it, however just in case I gently hold her mouth until I hear the “gulp” sound.And re tablets themselves - really good. Work like a charm, especially great for puppies as they always seem to find something they shouldn’t eat, and get softer poops, so these pills were just brill. The only thing is - they suggest half for a puppy, my 2 are 6 months old and it didn’t seem that half a pill was enough. But 1 full one was definitely better, firming up their poops (apoologies for the too much info) but no other way to describe them hah.So, I just give them 1 full each. They are about 4kg puppies, works well for them. Also, they aren’t fiddly, and great if you travel. (However the new pack pro-koolin they also just lick up, but too much mess, though I have both just in case)Great tablets, definitely recommended.This review was written for the original version of the tablets that came in a white with green pack. I no longer can recommend the product since they have changed it. Also, the price gone up to by almost 50% of the original price. I think I will be looking for alternatives.

Bought this as our new puppy is a poop eater and I was getting desperate as she was eating it while we were asleep and if we were out 🫣🤮Gave her this tablet everyday for a week and it has done the trick. Knocked a star off because she doesn't like the taste but will eat it when I put it in her dinner bowl with the rest of her food (whole not grinded which is great) and also it made her poop smell like cow 💩 but I guess making it less appealing is the point but my god it stinks.Her poops have been alot firmer and she has been less interested in trying to eat grass, weeds and stones in the garden so it seems to have increased nutrients absorbment as stated.Also since taking it she would rather go outside than in her pen so will wait for me to take her out so we are finally getting somewhere with the potty training. I guess she can't stand the smell either 😂Don't miss a dose or the poop eating comes back. I will continue to use. Thank you for the stress relief.

My dog has recently developed an interested in eating her mess… but I’ve seen her avoid it a few times when I give her these.

Does what it says on the tin. Took 3 days to work completely, but no more problems since

Vetiq Stool-Firm Tablets for Cats and Dogs – ReviewThese tablets are a must-have for any dog owner. I personally always keep a box in my dog’s first aid kit. At the first sign of an upset tummy, I break one tablet in half and give it that way—it makes it easier for my dog to swallow. You can also crush the tablet over food, which works well too. I say, whatever method works best for you and your pet!The tablets contain pectin, pumpkin, and prebiotic fibre, which help promote a healthy intestinal tract, firm up stools, and relieve mild diarrhoea symptoms.You get 45 tablets in a box for around £6, which is excellent value. And believe me—these really do work.

The product states that this can be given as a treat. From the first, one of my two dogs would not eat it. It spat it out. The second time I tried it in ham. This only worked once. After that I had to grind it up - AND MIX it in the food. However, after all this effort, it has not worked. So I thought that maybe I was being impatient. I checked the packaging and internal leaflet to see if it was indicated that it would work after a certain amount of time. No mention of this. I went back online to see if there was any mention of this - no. I re-checked the reviews. There was one relevant one which said that if her dog did not get a tablet it would eat its own poo. This implies that it should work immediately and has no lasting effect. Additionally, I discovered it would only work on its own poo and not that of other dogs (this is stated on the packet but I had failed to notice this). I was surprised I chose this product and paid so much when this was not really supported by the reviews. This is not like me.Anyway, based on all the above, my advice is to try a different product. (And if you go to the trouble of reading reviews, pay attention!).Important information to add:I only worked out this morning that these tablets actually have an adverse effect on me. When I crush them to go into the food bowls, I end up coughing and sneezing. I didn't realise this before because I have had a cold. The point is - if they are having this effect on me, what on earth are they doing to my poor dogs?To emphasise my point - I do not suffer from any allergies and am not prone to react to things. I never get side-effects from medication. I really think these need to be examined for harmful effects on dogs.

My cat had the squits for several days after ensuring he kept drinking fluids/water after 2 days of taking the tablets the stools returned to normal