Hygiène intestinale

Tablet composition:

Cinnamon, goldenrod, tansy, mugwort, squash, brewer's yeast, garlic, binders.

Analytical constituents:

• Crude protein: 8.20%.
• Crude fat: 0.45%.
• Crude ash: 7.40%.
• Cellulose: 0.75%.
• Lysine: 0.25%.
• Methionine: 0.11%.
• Sodium: traces.

User guidance:

To be given 3 to 4 times a year or if you suspect the presence of parasites.

For puppies, the ideal is to give every month until 1 year.

Dogs (from 3 months):

• ½ tablet for 5 kg of weight to renew 15 days later. Examples: For dogs weighing up to 5 kg, ½ tablet should be given. For dogs weighing 5 to 10 kg, 1 tablet should be given. For dogs weighing 11 kg to 15 kg, 1 and a half tablets should be given. For dogs weighing 16 kg to 20 kg, 2 tablets should be given...etc.

Cats (from 3 months):

• Cat up to 6 kg: ½ tablet to renew 15 days later.
• Cat over 6 kg: 1 tablet to renew 15 days later.

To be given directly or mixed with food. Product usable during breastfeeding and for very young children. Do not give during pregnancy.

If you want to give Hygiène du foie in addition to Hygiène intestinale, then we recommend the following protocol:

• Day 1: Give the first intake of Hygiène intestinale in addition to the usual food, respecting the dosages indicated on the box.
• Day 2 to Day 5: Feed usual food only.
• Day 6 to day 12: Give Hygiène du foie (in addition to the usual diet) respecting the dosages indicated on the box.
• Day 13 to Day 16: Feed usual food only.
• Day 17: Give the second Intestinal Hygiene intake in addition to the usual food, respecting the dosages indicated on the box.

In case of giardia or tapeworm:

Give the number of tablets indicated for the weight of your dog or your cat every 15 days for 3 months.

Cinnamon
Cinnamon has recognized antiparasitic properties, particularly against protozoa.

Goldenrod (Solidago virgaurea L.)
It is a natural anti-diarrheal, with in addition a depurative and diuretic action.

Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare)
This wild plant has been cultivated for its external and internal antiparasitic properties for humans or animals. It fights effectively against intestinal parasites (anthelmintic).

Mugwort (Artemisia Vulgaris)
Known for its deworming properties, it is also traditionally used in Chinese medicine.

Squash (Cucurbita Maxima)
Its seeds are known for their great effectiveness on roundworms and taenias.

Beer yeast
It is rich in essential nutrients: amino acids, group B vitamins have a beneficial effect on the reconstitution of the intestinal flora. It promotes intestinal regulation as well as the elimination of toxins generated by free radicals.

Garlic (allium sativum)
Garlic has recognized antiparasitic properties. It is traditionally used in prevention against intestinal parasites, in particular Ascaris (Ascaris lumbricoides) of the small intestine and pinworms of the rectum. It also has antiviral and antibacterial properties.


Unlike some chemical molecules, Intestinal Hygiene is not irritating to the intestinal system.

Hence the interest of this natural product that can be used several times a year in order to replace the dewormer, of course, but also to allow optimal assimilation of nutrients.