SedaGola for Dogs

Administration

The product can be mixed with food or administered directly into the mouth. Dosage can be varied as needed or according to medical advice.

Small dogs: 1/2 -1 teaspoon twice daily

Medium-sized dogs: 1-2 teaspoons twice a day

Large dogs: 1 teaspoon twice daily (1 teaspoon equals about 2.5 mL - 1 tablespoon equals about 7 mL)

COMPOSITION: Aqua, Glucose, Polysorbate 80, Thymus vulgaris, Potassium sorbate, Xanthan gum, Eucalyptus globulus, Mentha arvensis, Sodium chloride, Citric acid, Olea europaea, Melaleuca alternifolia, Strawberry. Store in a cool, dry place away from light and heat sources.

SedaGola from Union B.I.O. can be useful for:

• Decongesting the respiratory tract
• Cough, both dry and oily
• Throat irritations

SedaGola also:

• Barrier effect: protects the upper respiratory tract from irritants and infectious agents
• Facilitates expectoration of any catarrh
• Contains plants with balsamic, soothing and antibacterial properties

Early respiratory tract disorders tsono very common in dogs, both adult and puppy. The causes are varied and include bacterial, viral infectious agents, inflammation due to trauma, even trivially from collars, reduced immune defenses, irritants, allergens, stress, temperature excursions or poor hygienic conditions.

Coughing is a natural phenomenon, but if intense and protracted over time it can be very annoying and can cause even very serious problems so, in case of a persistent cough, a veterinary checkup is necessary. Coughing may be accompanied by irritation of the upper respiratory tract and laryngitis, pharyngitis or tracheitis.

Kennel cough or infectious tracheobronchitis is a very common and highly contagious respiratory syndrome in dogs that is multifactorial and can be caused by numerous infectious agents, both viral (adenovirus, reovirus, herpes virus, etc.) and bacterial (Bordetella spp., but also Klebsiella spp., mycoplasmas, etc.), as well as external predisposing agents (stress, overcrowding, temperature changes, dust, etc.). Such infectious agents are transmitted from one animal to another through the air, so transmission is more common in crowded places such as kennels, dog shows and events, and dog parks. It is usually not a serious disease but causes severe stress to the dog and irritation of the upper respiratory tract with deep and loud coughing, wheezing, sometimes sneezing, puffing and difficulty breathing