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Infacol?

SarahP

Wise Old Thumper
My 2 are constantly teetering on the brink of GI stasis (I have bored you all at length with the story! :shock: ), which is probably EC related.

Anyway, after the scare she gave me the other day, Clover is doing really well, but Dusty isn't so good. They are both on Metoclopramide and Metacam, but Dusty's tummy always feels tight - should I give her Infacol too? Thanks :)
 
Hi! I have only found it to be useful in true cases of gas to be honest.

I'm not sure if its overly useful if it is not a straight forward gassy tummy. Wouldn't harm Dusty though

Fiona x
 
I would give dusty the infacol because it is supposed to give real pain relief-just in case he has some pain. It can't hurt. Vibes to the babies xx
 
Thanks for the replies. :) I did give some to her in the end last night, and she was much more interested in her pellets this morning. Can't say for sure, but think the Infacol has helped. So now I'm wondering how often she should have it! :)
 
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