ALPHA EATS +GI

An instant diet for diarrhea.

“We can intervene more rapidly to stop the signs of mild acute GI upset with new all natural, Health Canada approved therapies that do not have adverse drug effects or cause harm to the gut environment. New protocols with non-antibiotic therapeutic options can help without the negative impact on the microbiome of the gut. They can be used as an early intervention with a multi-pronged approach.” 1
Dr. Susan KilbornDVM, DVSc, DACVIM (SAIM)2
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During acute GI upset, using a simple diet (limited number of ingredients) is recommended. 2,3  

One protein and one carbohydrate. Simple.

Health Canada Approved

  • Safe for your canine and feline patients
  • Low risk products
  • Non-antimicrobial therapeutic

All Natural

  • Antibiotic-free, hormone-free chicken and beef
  • No artificial flavours, dyes or chemicals
  • Natural fibres from sweet potato

Simple

  • Simple ingredients – one protein and one carbohydrate
  • Simple to use – just add boiling water and serve
  • Simple to digest – low fat, low fibre

Quality and Palatability

  • Provides all the nutritional benefits of a fresh diet
  • Electrolytes to replace losses due to vomiting or diarrhea
  • Designed for animals transitioning back to a normal diet

ALPHA EATS +GI

An Instant Diet When You Need It

Freeze dried, cooked, simple ingredient and digestible diet that is easy to prepare.

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References:

1. Grey Wolf Animal Health. (2020, December 4). Non-antibiotic options can help without the side effects of antimicrobials. [Video]. Vimeo. https://vimeo.com/542729769/2610173fc3.

2. Cave N. (2016). Nutritional management of gastrointestinal diseases. In A. J. Fascetti & S. J. Delaney (Eds.), Applied Veterinary Clinical Nutrition. 1st ed. (pp. 175-219). Wiley-Blackwell.

3. Guilford W. G. (1994). Nutritional management of gastrointestinal tract diseases of dogs and cats. The Journal of nutrition, 124(12 Suppl), 2663S–2669S. https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/124.suppl_12.2663S.