Réhydratation – Electrolytes and energy for dogs, after exercise and in hot weather

Always leave fresh water available and, after exercise, in hot weather or after a digestive upset, offer it a Réhydratation drink: the powder dissolves in 250 to 500 ml of water, and its grilled chicken flavour encourages it to drink.

After sport or work, within 30 minutes; in hot weather; after a digestive upset, alongside your vet’s advice; and when an older dog drinks less.

1 scoop or 1 sachet for a 20 kg dog, ½ under 10 kg, and 1 more per 20 kg above that, always in 250 to 500 ml of water. The dose does not need to be exact to the gram.

Yes, to help it rehydrate, alongside your vet’s advice. If the diarrhoea lasts more than 24 hours, or if it vomits, is listless or stops drinking, see your vet without delay.

Move it somewhere cool, wet it with cool (not icy) water and call your vet: it is an emergency. Réhydratation helps your dog stay well hydrated on hot days; it does not treat heatstroke.

Yes, if it drinks less, at the same dose for its weight. If this lasts, talk to your vet.

It is a quickly available carbohydrate: given within 30 minutes after exercise, it helps rebuild the muscles’ energy reserves.

Yes, during periods of exercise or hot weather, always leaving fresh water available.

The 300 g or 1 kg tub, with its 16 g scoop, for home; the 10 g sachets, handy to take to competitions, hunting or walks.

Yes. When you give two courses, you can give both with the morning meal, or one in the morning and the other in the evening if your dog has two meals a day.

The only exception: Digestion and Vermiflore, which replace each other.

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