Selected article for: "acute diarrhea and AMI requirement decrease"

Author: Nixon, Sophie L.; Rose, Lindsay; Muller, Annika T.
Title: Efficacy of an orally administered anti-diarrheal probiotic paste (Pro-Kolin Advanced) in dogs with acute diarrhea: A randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blinded clinical study
  • Document date: 2019_3_18
  • ID: 732xcksz_19
    Snippet: The ADPP was palatable and safe in dogs with acute diarrhea. Dogs receiving the ADPP experienced a small decrease in the duration of diarrhea and a decrease in the requirement for AMI because of deterioration or non-improvement of diarrhea. The ADPP represents a novel product that exerts some clinical benefit in the management of dogs with acute diarrhea......
    Document: The ADPP was palatable and safe in dogs with acute diarrhea. Dogs receiving the ADPP experienced a small decrease in the duration of diarrhea and a decrease in the requirement for AMI because of deterioration or non-improvement of diarrhea. The ADPP represents a novel product that exerts some clinical benefit in the management of dogs with acute diarrhea.

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