What is cat diarrhea?
Diarrhea is how your cat's body protects itself from toxins she’s ingested. Food is forced to pass through her system quickly. Liquids are expelled before her digestive tract has a chance to absorb them, which is what causes both the liquid feces and dehydration.

Cat diarrhea is a very common problem and has many causes:

• Mild food poisoning from eating spoiled food
• Changes in diet
• Viral infections
• Parasites
• Stress

In many cases, the cat simply has a very sensitive stomach, or is reacting to stressful events such as a changed environment.

Treating cat diarrhea

If your cat gets diarrhea, here’s what to do:

1. Try to figure out what caused your cat’s diarrhea. If she's eaten something toxic, get her to a vet immediately. If you think it was caused by a change in diet, put your cat back on her former diet.
2. Ensure your cat is drinking lots of water, to fight off dehydration.
3. Get an effective, healthy natural remedy like Feline Plantaeris.

Feline Plantaeris, one of our best-loved products, very effectively:

• Regulates your cat's intestinal functions
• Helps her heal
• Boosts her immune system
• Improves overall health

You can be confident giving Plantaeris to even the most sensitive cats. It is:

• Formulated by a leading naturopathic veterinarian
• Made from all natural, herbal ingredients
• Free of side effects
• Safe for long-term use

Our customers have the last word…
"When your cat gets diarrhea, it really can be a stressful time. I know this first hand as two months ago my cat Buffy had a really bad bout. The poor little thing was depressed for days until I got the Plantaeris product I ordered from you. Of course, I made sure that I gave Buffy a good diet too but when I coupled that with the Plantaeris remedy, her diarrhea got better in no time. Since this incident, I always keep it handy but, touch wood, Buffy has been diarrhea free ever since. Excellent product. Thank you all."
Alex - Huntington, NY

Customer Testimonial
"Thank you for making Plantaeris! We have two cats, and one of them has a very delicate stomach. It's like she'll get diarrhea just from LOOKING at some foods. I started using Plantaeris on her a few months ago, and she hasn't had any real bouts of diarrhea since. I'm amazed and very happy!"
Connie - Cleveland

Customer Testimonial
"My cat Hillary is a delight in every way... except that she's always been prone to getting diarrhea! We lived with this problem for years (off and on, of course) until a friend recommended your diarrhea medicine. We tried it, and are we ever glad we did! Whenever Hillary starts getting diarrhea, we put her on Plantaeris and she's better in no time. She doesn't mind taking it, either. Maybe she knows it's good for her? Anyway, I just wanted to let you know how pleased we are."
Jenna - Lakeview CA

Don't let your cat suffer from diarrhea. Order Plantaeris today!

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 Dosage & Directions

To be given to pet twice daily. One drop for every 2 lb (1 kg) of body weight. 

• Please note that the product comes with an eye dropper to count out the drops. This dropper is marked at 0.5ML and 1ML. The 0.5ML line is equal to 10 drops.
• Product can be given with food or directly in the mouth with eye dropper.
• Product will last for 6 months. Please refrigerate after opening.

 Ingredients

• Barberry: it has high content of isoquinoline alkaloids (mainly berberine and berbamine) which have demonstrated antibiotic, immunostimulatory, carminative and sedative activities.
• Mullein: a mucilaginous herb, soothes and lubricates tissues, and has analgesic and antiseptic effects.
• Baybarry: contains tannins, resins and gums that controls bacterial infection.
• Myrrh: stimulant, carminative and antiseptic; relieves spasms, inflammation and digestive discomfort.
• Thyme: an astringent, antiseptic and antifungal herb; improves digestion and relaxes spasms.
• Chamomile: Contains volatile oils (Alpha-bisabolol, chamazulene) and lactones (matricarin, matricine) with antiinflammatory action . The polysaccharide components are immunostimulating (activate macrophages and B lymphocytes); has analgesic activity.
• Peony: an herb that has antibacterial and analgesic effects, reduces inflammation and relaxes spasms.
• Ginger: antipyretic, relieves pain and stimulates circulation.
• Oregon Grape: contains alkaloids that potentiates the action of berberine and berbamine.

Clinical Studies

• Pitcairn RH, Pitcairn SH: Dr. Pitcairn's complete guide to natural health for dogs & cats. Rodale Press, 1995.
• The Merck Veterinary Manual, 8th ed., MERCK CO., INC., 1998.
• Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine: principles and practice; Schoen AM, Wynn SG (editors); 1st ed., 1998.
• The complete German Commission E monographs. 1999.
• Bown, D: Encyclopedia of Herbs & their uses. Dorling Kindersley, 1995.

 Warnings

• Do not use if cat is pregnant.
• No known side effects. 

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