Corise Diarest O2 Suspension Antidiarrheal for Dogs & Cats (60ml)

Product Description

Corise Diarest O2 Suspension for Dogs and Cats - Fast-Acting Relief for Loose Motions and Gut Discomfort Diarrhoea in pets is one of those things that demands attention fast. It's uncomfortable for your pet, messy for you, and when it doesn't stop on its own within 24 hours, it's a sign that something in the gut needs medical support - not just rest and water. The Corise Diarest O2 Suspension is a triple-combination antidiarrheal suspension for dogs and cats that treats the most common causes of loose motions - bacterial infections, protozoal infections, and excess gas - all in one dose. It's a pharmaceutical-grade liquid that's easy to measure and give, and works faster than most single-ingredient alternatives because it's tackling the problem from three different directions at once. Manufactured and marketed by Corise Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. Each 5 ml of suspension contains: Ofloxacin IP (50 mg), Metronidazole IP (100 mg) and Simethicone IP (10 mg), in a flavoured suspension base. This is a prescription medication. Always use under veterinary supervision. What Are the Uses and Benefits of Corise Diarest O2 Suspension? Diarest O2 is used for diarrhoea and gastrointestinal infections in dogs and cats caused by bacteria or protozoa. Here's what it covers: What Are the Possible Side Effects? Diarest O2 is generally well-tolerated, but since it contains two active antimicrobial

Benefits

of Corise Diarest O2 Suspension? Diarest O2 is used for diarrhoea and gastrointestinal infections in dogs and cats caused by bacteria or protozoa. Here's what it covers: What Are the Possible Side Effects? Diarest O2 is generally well-tolerated, but since it contains two active antimicrobial ingredients, there are a few things to be aware of. How Should You Give Diarest O2 Suspension to Your Pet? How Does Diarest O2 Suspension Work? What Safety Advice Should You Know Before Using Diarest O2 Suspension? What Should You Do If You Miss a Dose? What Are All the Substitutes for Corise Diarest O2 Suspension? If Diarest O2 Suspension is unavailable or your vet recommends a different formulation, here are other antidiarrheal and gut infection treatment options for dogs and cats on Supertails: What Are Some Quick Tips for Managing Diarrhoea in Pets? Vets Also Recommend... Disclaimer: Supertails' sole intention is to ensure that its consumers get information that is expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy. However, the information contained herein should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of a qualified physician. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. This may not cover everything about particular health conditions, lab tests, medicines, all possible side effects, drug interactions, warnings, alerts, etc. Please consult your doctor and discuss all your queries related to any disease or medicine. We intend to support, not replace, the doctor-patient relationship. Your Pet Shouldn't Have to Suffer Through a Gut Infection - Get the Right Treatment Fast Loose motions that don't stop on their own need medical support, not just time. The Corise Diarest O2 Suspension gives your vet - and you - a reliable, multi-action tool to tackle the most common causes of diarrhoea in dogs and cats quickly and effectively. One suspension. Three active ingredients. Faster relief than most single-ingredient alternatives. Shop the Corise Diarest O2 Suspension on Supertails and get it delivered to your door. FAQs What is Corise Diarest O2 Suspension used for? Diarest O2 Suspension is an antidiarrheal medication for dogs and cats. It contains Ofloxacin, Metronidazole, and Simethicone - a combination that treats bacterial gut infections, protozoal infections like Giardia, and relieves gas and bloating alongside diarrhoea. It's used when loose motions are caused or complicated by infection, rather than dietary indiscretion or a mild stomach upset that would resolve on its own. How quickly does Diarest O2 start working? Most pet parents notice an improvement in stool consistency within 24-48 hours of starting the suspension when the diarrhoea has an infectious cause. Gas and bloating relief from Simethicone tends to come faster - often within a few hours of the first dose. Always complete the full prescribed course even if improvement is visible early. Can I give Diarest O2 to my cat? Yes - it is used in both dogs and cats. However, cats are more sensitive to Metronidazole than dogs, so precise weight-based dosing is especially important. Never exceed the dose your vet has prescribed. Cats who receive too high a dose of Metronidazole can develop neurological symptoms. Always follow your vet's specific instructions for your cat's weight and condition. Is it safe to use Diarest O2 in puppies and kittens? Yes - the suspension is suitable for puppies and kittens. The dose is calculated by body weight, so accurate measurement is essential for younger, smaller animals. Always confirm the dose with your vet before giving to a very young or underweight puppy or kitten. Do not estimate the dose without weighing your pet first. Can I use this suspension if my pet is pregnant? Use with caution in pregnant animals. Metronidazole may affect fetal development in early pregnancy. Do not give to a pregnant dog or cat without your vet's explicit guidance after assessing the stage of pregnancy and the risk-benefit balance for your specific pet. This decision should never be made without a vet. Should I add a probiotic after finishing the Diarest O2 course? Yes - this is what most vets recommend. Ofloxacin and Metronidazole are antimicrobials that clear harmful bacteria but also disturb the gut's natural bacteria in the process. A probiotic supplement given for at least 2 weeks after completing the course helps restore gut flora balance, reduces the chance of a secondary digestive upset, and supports faster recovery. Ask your vet for a recommendation or explore the probiotics for dogs and cats collection on Supertails. What if my pet's diarrhoea doesn't improve after 48 hours on Diarest O2? Contact your vet. If there's no improvement within 48 hours despite treatment, the cause of the diarrhoea may not be bacterial or protozoal - it could be viral, parasitic, dietary, or related to a structural gut issue - and a different approach may be needed. Also contact your vet immediately if you see blood in the stool, your pet becomes lethargic, stops eating, or shows signs of dehydration like sunken eyes or dry gums. Can I use Diarest O2 every time my pet has loose stools? No - not every episode of diarrhoea needs antibiotic treatment. If the loose motions are mild, your pet is bright and eating normally, and the episode resolves within 24 hours, it likely doesn't need medication at all. Overusing antibiotics can contribute to antibiotic resistance and disrupt the gut microbiome unnecessarily. Use Diarest O2 only when your vet has confirmed it's the right treatment for your pet's specific situation.

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, there are a few things to be aware of. How Should You Give Diarest O2 Suspension to Your Pet? How Does Diarest O2 Suspension Work? What Safety Advice Should You Know Before Using Diarest O2 Suspension? What Should You Do If You Miss a Dose? What Are All the Substitutes for Corise Diarest O2 Suspension? If Diarest O2 Suspension is unavailable or your vet recommends a different formulation, here are other antidiarrheal and gut infection treatment options for dogs and cats on Supertails: What Are Some Quick Tips for Managing Diarrhoea in Pets? Vets Also Recommend... Disclaimer: Supertails' sole intention is to ensure that its consumers get information that is expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy. However, the information contained herein should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of a qualified physician. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. This may not cover everything about particular health conditions, lab tests, medicines, all possible side effects, drug interactions, warnings, alerts, etc. Please consult your doctor and discuss all your queries related to any disease or medicine. We intend to support, not replace, the doctor-patient relationship. Your Pet Shouldn't Have to Suffer Through a Gut Infection - Get the Right Treatment Fast Loose motions that don't stop on their own need medical support, not just time. The Corise Diarest O2 Suspension gives your vet - and you - a reliable, multi-action tool to tackle the most common causes of diarrhoea in dogs and cats quickly and effectively. One suspension. Three active ingredients. Faster relief than most single-ingredient alternatives. Shop the Corise Diarest O2 Suspension on Supertails and get it delivered to your door. FAQs What is Corise Diarest O2 Suspension used for? Diarest O2 Suspension is an antidiarrheal medication for dogs and cats. It contains Ofloxacin, Metronidazole, and Simethicone - a combination that treats bacterial gut infections, protozoal infections like Giardia, and relieves gas and bloating alongside diarrhoea. It's used when loose motions are caused or complicated by infection, rather than dietary indiscretion or a mild stomach upset that would resolve on its own. How quickly does Diarest O2 start working? Most pet parents notice an improvement in stool consistency within 24-48 hours of starting the suspension when the diarrhoea has an infectious cause. Gas and bloating relief from Simethicone tends to come faster - often within a few hours of the first dose. Always complete the full prescribed course even if improvement is visible early. Can I give Diarest O2 to my cat? Yes - it is used in both dogs and cats. However, cats are more sensitive to Metronidazole than dogs, so precise weight-based dosing is especially important. Never exceed the dose your vet has prescribed. Cats who receive too high a dose of Metronidazole can develop neurological symptoms. Always follow your vet's specific instructions for your cat's weight and condition. Is it safe to use Diarest O2 in puppies and kittens? Yes - the suspension is suitable for puppies and kittens. The dose is calculated by body weight, so accurate measurement is essential for younger, smaller animals. Always confirm the dose with your vet before giving to a very young or underweight puppy or kitten. Do not estimate the dose without weighing your pet first. Can I use this suspension if my pet is pregnant? Use with caution in pregnant animals. Metronidazole may affect fetal development in early pregnancy. Do not give to a pregnant dog or cat without your vet's explicit guidance after assessing the stage of pregnancy and the risk-benefit balance for your specific pet. This decision should never be made without a vet. Should I add a probiotic after finishing the Diarest O2 course? Yes - this is what most vets recommend. Ofloxacin and Metronidazole are antimicrobials that clear harmful bacteria but also disturb the gut's natural bacteria in the process. A probiotic supplement given for at least 2 weeks after completing the course helps restore gut flora balance, reduces the chance of a secondary digestive upset, and supports faster recovery. Ask your vet for a recommendation or explore the probiotics for dogs and cats collection on Supertails. What if my pet's diarrhoea doesn't improve after 48 hours on Diarest O2? Contact your vet. If there's no improvement within 48 hours despite treatment, the cause of the diarrhoea may not be bacterial or protozoal - it could be viral, parasitic, dietary, or related to a structural gut issue - and a different approach may be needed. Also contact your vet immediately if you see blood in the stool, your pet becomes lethargic, stops eating, or shows signs of dehydration like sunken eyes or dry gums. Can I use Diarest O2 every time my pet has loose stools? No - not every episode of diarrhoea needs antibiotic treatment. If the loose motions are mild, your pet is bright and eating normally, and the episode resolves within 24 hours, it likely doesn't need medication at all. Overusing antibiotics can contribute to antibiotic resistance and disrupt the gut microbiome unnecessarily. Use Diarest O2 only when your vet has confirmed it's the right treatment for your pet's specific situation.