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* Description ( #tabs-1 ) This is an over the counter product - it does not require prescription. Diarsanyl Oral Paste for Dogs is a palatable vanilla flavor tional supplement used as an aid in coating the intestinal mucosa. Diarsanyl is an intestinal protectant given to help manage digestive upsets and diarrhea by combining with the mucus and adhering to the intestinal mucosa for reduced and fluid loss. Contains montmorillonite (smectite clay) which has a substantial capacity to adsorb and absorb toxins, bacteria, viruses, enzymes and free radicals - 15 times more than kaolin. Its paste formula is more effective than pills or powder. Contains Dextrose and Glycerol for energy. Contents: tional constituents: montmorrillonite, electrolytes (sodium chloride, potassium sorbate, magnesium citrate), sugars (lactose, dextrose, glycerol). Each 10 ml syringe contains 4 grams of montmorrillonite and 2.5 grams of dextrose Each 24 ml syringe contains 9.6 grams of montmorrillonite and 6 grams of dextrose Each 60 ml syringe contains 24 grams of montmorrillonite and 15 grams of dextrose Indications for Use: Administer orally for 3 days. (Or as instructed by your veterinarian). Insert the syringe in the corner of the mouth so the syringe tip rests as far back on the tongue as possible. For the first use, turn the ring on zero and put it on the graduation indicated by administration schedule. Directions: Cats and Dogs 4 to 15 lbs: One graduation of the syringe indicates 1 mL. Give one graduation of the syringe in the morning and one in the evening. Cats and Dogs 16 to 40 lbs: One graduation of the syringe indicates 2 mL. Give one graduation of the syringe in the morning and one in the evening. Dogs 40 to 66 lbs: One graduation of the syringe indicates 2 mL. Give two graduations of the syringe in the morning and two in the evening. DOGS, FOALS AND CALVES WEIGHT 67 TO 132 LBS: 20 mL per day - 10 mL in the morning and another 10 mL in the evening (each graduation of the syringe indicates 10 mL). Therefore give one depression of the syringe in the morning and one in the evening. Â