Alcozyme digestive enzyme syrup for dogs and cats

Digestive Enzyme Syrup for Dogs & Cats – Alcozyme

Recommended by veterinarians • Suitable for dogs & cats • Made in India

Alcozyme is a digestive enzyme syrup for dogs and cats, formulated to support efficient digestion and nutrient assimilation. It is suitable for short-term Non-prescription digestive support for mild cases as well as adjunctive use within veterinary-guided gastrointestinal protocols.

Digestive enzyme syrup • Non-Prescription + Protocol Support

Overview

Alcozyme supports enzymatic digestion of proteins, fats and carbohydrates, helping reduce digestive load on the gastrointestinal tract during periods of dietary change, stress or recovery.

Primary actions

  • Facilitates breakdown of macronutrients
  • Improves nutrient availability during compromised digestion
  • Supports digestive efficiency in senior and sensitive pets

Indications

  • Mild indigestion, flatulence and dietary transition discomfort
  • Post-illness or post-antibiotic digestive support
  • Senior pets with reduced digestive efficiency
  • Adjunct support in chronic GI sensitivity
Alcozyme digestive enzyme syrup bottle

OTC use vs protocol-based use

  • OTC use: Short-term support in mild, transient digestive upset
  • Protocol use: Integrated into veterinary GI management plans
Clinical note

Digestive enzymes may provide symptomatic relief in mild cases. Persistent or recurrent GI signs require diagnostic evaluation and structured veterinary care.

Veterinary usage notes

  • Compatible with probiotics and electrolyte support
  • Dose and duration should align with diet and clinical status
  • Does not replace diagnosis or disease-specific therapy
Position in GI Therapy Ladder

Alcozyme represents the first step in the GI Therapy Ladder, supporting digestion in mild gastrointestinal disturbance.

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Disclaimer: For veterinary use only. This page is informational and does not replace clinical judgement or official product labeling.

References & published evidence

  1. Steiner JM. Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency in dogs and cats. Vet Clin North Am Small Anim Pract. 2012;42(2):355–367.
  2. Hall EJ, Simpson JW, Williams DA. J Small Anim Pract. 1997;38(8):344–349.
  3. German AJ, Hall EJ, Day MJ. J Vet Intern Med. 2003;17(1):8–20.
  4. Simpson KW, Jergens AE. Vet Clin North Am Small Anim Pract. 2011;41(2):381–398.

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