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When to use Oralade® Advanced GI?
- Dehydration & Fluid Loss
- Gastrointestinal Upsets
- Recovery & Support
Why Choose Oralade® GI Support?
- Rapid Rehydration – A unique isotonic formula ensures fast absorption to help replenish lost fluids and electrolytes.
- Gentle Nutrition – Contains amino acids, prebiotic fibre, and easily digestible sugars to support gut health and recovery.
- Highly Palatable – Made with a natural, hypoallergenic chicken flavour to encourage drinking, even when pets feel unwell.
- Veterinary-Approved – Developed by veterinarians and nutritionists to provide effective hydration support.
- Convenient and Ready to Use – No mixing required - just serve as needed.
The Importance of Hydration
Water is essential for nearly all bodily functions, making up 60-65% of an adult pet’s body weight. Even small changes in hydration levels can affect cells, organs, and overall well-being. Oralade® GI Support helps maintain optimal fluid balance by replacing vital electrolytes like sodium and potassium, ensuring your pet stays hydrated during recovery.
Help your pet stay hydrated and healthy - try Oralade® GI Support today!
How to Use
Ingredients:
Purified Water, Dextrose Monohydrate Sodium Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Monosodium Phosphate, Chicken Liver Hydrolysate
Additives:
Xanthan Gum, L-Glutamic Acid: An amino acid, Glycine, Galacto-Oligosaccharide, Natural Flavouring
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I heard about this whilst attending a First Aid class for dogs. Due to the temp rising and a car journey I decided to get some, just in case my dog needed it. Gave it to him no side effects and I think it helped him over two very hot days.
Customer recommends this product
Easily digested even for sick/old animals with poor appetites
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Very good,my dog loves this ,it keeps him hydrated.
Customer recommends this product
Very good,my dog loves this ,it keeps him hydrated.
Customer recommends this product
Recommended by a family member with experience of a dog with a sensitive digestion, I have bought this before and found it helpful to keep in the cupboard. I have found that we need a high quality low fat diet for the dog or he gets really ill, and he occasionally scarfs the wrong thing despite our best efforts. Whenever he has a couple of dodgy poops or goes off his food or has a tummy ache that doesn’t resolve in a day I open a bottle and give him a dose or two which is usually all we need. I freeze the rest in individual doses so as not to waste it. He doesn’t drink much water but always enjoys this, and I know he’s getting plenty of good fluids and important nutrients when he’s not quite feeling right. It works well mixed in with his prescription food or served separately. He usually takes a few tablespoons right away and leaves some for later. It‘s reassuring to have and convenient to take with us if away on a trip, just in case.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Oralade GI Support Fluid for Dogs and Cats, including answers from our team.
Gay
My dog has been diagnosed with kidney disease and is on a low protein food but is not drinking would this be ok
Yes, Oralade GI Support Fluid is generally safe for dogs with kidney disease, including those on a low-protein diet. This product is designed to support hydration and gastrointestinal function without exacerbating kidney issues.
Consult Your Veterinarian: Always discuss with your vet before introducing any new product to your pet's regimen.
Monitor Intake: Ensure your dog is consuming adequate amounts to maintain hydration.
Observe for Adverse Reactions: Watch for any signs of intolerance or allergic reactions.
Julie Oates
Hi Is Oralade GI for sick animals & the Active range for as & when after exercise?
We have a black Lab whom when it gets beyond 17C he often refuses to drink. We use all the methods available eg numerous water bowls around the house, a water fountain, AC, cooling vest, doggy iced desserts, cool mats, cooling neckers & cooling vest along with a doggy paddling pool, shade, & only going out for the toilet etc when its cooler.
Our Lab sometimes will drink the GI fluid as introduced by our vets & I often sigh with relief when we`ve deferred another trip to the vets .
BUT I`m not sure whether I should introduce the Active range as he runs raound a field for an hour each day with his doggy walker & dogs so I`m wondering if I should opt for a bottle of Active each day post run & if so can i give 1 bottle per day?
I`m concerned doing this I may put strain on his kidneys if used daily & whether the compounds eg. ? dextrose is going to be excessive renal wise or fattening.
Currently he has diluted goats milk but if he has it each day even diluted it can upset his stomach.
Thanks in advance
GI+
Ideal when he's ill, off his food, vomiting, or refusing to drink due to heat.
Safe for regular use during such episodes—especially as it’s low fat/protein and kidney‑gentle.
Active
Suitable to offer post-exercise to help recovery and hydration after his daily field runs.
Using one 250 ml bottle per day post-activity is reasonable.
Andrew
Hi, my dog has been put on a hypoallergenic diet. This change of diet coincided with the prescription of Oralade by my vet. We have found that he will eat the hypoallergenic food with Oralade sprinkled on top, but will not eat it without the chicken flavoured Oralade. Can I use Oralade long term to make his food more appetising? Thanks.
Oralade is suitable to be used long term.
mrs michele smith
Is this any good for a dog with constipation
If the constipation is related to a lack of fluid intake then yes Oralade GI Support may be beneficial. Depending on the cause of the constipation you may wish to use laxative products instead, such as Laxapet. It is important that you know it is constipation though and see your vet if you are unsure.
Dirk Dendauw
Is this product suitable for a 14 year old diabetic dog with heart murmur. She has wet food but hardly drinks additional water
Any change to the diet of a diabetic dog may change the insulin requirements. It is therefore only advised to use this alongside veterinary advice. It likely it will be safe however we cannot guarantee this, only your vet can advise for definite. I apologise we cannot be of much help.
Ella
Hi there,
I just wanted to know if this is safe to give dogs on a regular basis who have kidney disease? I can't seem to find the nutritional info for phosphorus levels etc.
Many thanks .
This depends on the severity of your dog's kidney disease. Diet is very important when controlling kidney issues and in some cases any change in diet can be a problem. It is advised to discuss this with your vet to be safe, only they will know of your dog's specific condition.
Sarah Nuttall
With the severe weather in place for extreme hot weather I was wondering if this would be suitable to add to my dogs fluid intake to prevent dehydration? I am already taking the usual steps of walking very early and very late when it is cooler, have cooling mats, fans on etc but they do not enjoy the hot weather and their appetite drops off so want to support them where I can. Many thanks
Oralade is a good choice as a brand for helping keep your dog hydrated in the hot weather. I recommend checking out Oralade Hydrate Plus if you are purchasing just with the heat in mind, the GI Support Fluid is more suited to intestinal issues such as diarrhoea.
Natalie
How long can it be left in a bowl for in this warm weather please? Thank you.
The storage requirements state:
Store in refrigerator after opening. Use the product within 3 days after opening.
This means you need to refidgerate it after opening, if any is left out in a bowl during warm weather then it is safest to throw this rather than refridgerate after being in the heat for an hour or so. I recommend approaching this similarly to food being left out in a bowl, try to only pour into your pet's bowl the amount they need to drink.
Gina
Is oralade a one off treatment or what is the schedule/ dosage pattern? Thank you
The Oralade GI Support range is intended to aid recovery from intestinal issues. It aims to support hydration of the guts as well as the body in general. It is recommended for use until your pet has fully recoevered or dehydration is no longer a concern.
You should dose the product according to the feeding guide, I have pasted this below for your convenience. It may be that most of the water you lay down for your pet needs to be the Oralade GI liquid to ensure the complete amount is drunk as per the feeding guide.
Toni
Can you give oralade to your dog as an energy booster, my dog isn't ill she has a little bit of a loose stool today & wondered if giving her some oaralade will help?? I didn't know if it was just something they have after an illness which is what she's had it for in the past!?
Thankyou.
Oralade GI Support is primarily intended for rehydration of the guts to improve recovery from intestinal issues like diarrhoea. If your dog has loose stools then it should help improve the condition. It does contains sugars/electrolytes so will provide some form of energy boost too.
If you are looking to solely firm up the stools rather than rehydrate your dog too then I recommend a product like ReguTum paste as these are more suited to stool firming.
