_PL_ Posted February 4, 2016 Share Posted February 4, 2016 Peptosyl, order online from most suppliers. Looks like calamine, tastes like crap. LOL I've asked my chemist before and although he did a database search for the main ingredient and nothing showed up, you can't find emergency substitute of human version. And so many things have artificial sweetener now too Salicylate; hopefully a vet can pop in to explain but AFAIK asprin is one of many and it depends on how it breaks down in the body. When I was young (a looong time ago!), low dose asprin was used in dogs for things like arthritis before the non steroidal anti inflammatories came along. <--- disclaimer if post is found on google; don't ever do this without a vet! I can only guess that is one of the reasons why peptosyl soothes the stomach. Coats things and eases the pain? Scourban has a sulpha ingredient I think? I used to love it but had to go to metrogyl when you couldn't get it any more. Works fine. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tassie Posted February 5, 2016 Share Posted February 5, 2016 A previous boy was prescribed Peptosyl by a vet in Canberra when he picked up a gastro .. probably coronavirus - while we were travelling. As Powerlegs says, as I understood it, its main purpose was to coat the gut lining, and settle the pain a bit. My vet here suggested it was a reasonable thing to have in a travelling first aid kit. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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