Corise Diarest-Liv Syrup

Corise Diarest-Liv Syrup | Digestive & Liver Support for Dogs & Cats | 200 ml

Corise Diarest-Liv Syrup is a powerful digestive and liver tonic designed to support pets suffering from digestive disturbances, liver dysfunction, or poor appetite. Formulated with Tricholine Citrate, Sorbitol, and Liver Extract, this veterinary syrup helps stimulate appetite, improve liver function, and enhance digestion in both dogs and cats.

It’s ideal for use during recovery from illness, antibiotic therapy, or gastrointestinal disorders — helping your pet regain energy, appetite, and overall vitality.

Key Features

• Supports Healthy Digestion: May help support digestive function and regularity.

• Liver Support Formula: Contains ingredients that support liver health and function.

• Appetite Support: May help encourage food intake in pets with reduced appetite.

• Recovery Support: May help support energy levels during recovery periods.

• Liquid Syrup Form: Easier to administer than tablets; can be given directly or mixed with food.

Composition (per 10 ml)

• Tricholine Citrate: 275 mg

• Sorbitol Solution (70%): 1.5 ml (milliliters) - provides approximately 1.05 g sorbitol

• Liver Extract: 100 mg

• Excipients and syrup base: Sufficient quantity to 10 ml

Indications

• Indigestion and flatulence

• Hepatic insufficiency or liver dysfunction

• Loss of appetite or anorexia

• Weakness due to prolonged medication

• Recovery after illness or deworming

• Gastrointestinal and hepatic disorders

Dosage & Administration

• Kittens & Small Cats: 2.5 ml twice daily

• Adult Cats: 2.5-5 ml twice daily

• Puppies & Small Dogs (up to 10 kg): 2.5-5 ml twice daily

• Medium Dogs (10-25 kg): 10 ml twice daily

• Large Dogs (over 25 kg): 15-20 ml twice daily

• Or as directed by your veterinarian

Administration: Shake bottle well before each use, use the provided measuring device for accurate dosing, can be administered directly into the mouth or mixed with food, best given with or after meals, administer at approximately the same times each day for consistent results, typical course duration: 7–14 days or as prescribed by your veterinarian, for maintenance or chronic conditions follow veterinarian's specific instructions, ensure fresh water is always available.

Product Details

• Brand: Corise Healthcare

• Product Name: Diarest-Liv Syrup

• Form: Oral Syrup

• Volume: 200 ml

• Type: Digestive & Liver Support Supplement

• Suitable For: Dogs & Cats

• Category: Veterinary Health Supplement

• Prescription Status: Over-the-counter supplement; veterinary consultation recommended

• Storage: Store at 15-25°C (59-77°F), protect from direct sunlight

• Shelf Life: Check packaging for manufacturing and expiry dates

• Administration Route: Oral use only

• Type: Nutritional supplement for digestive and hepatic support

• Manufacturer: Corise Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., India

Precautions

• For veterinary use only. Not for human consumption.

• Store at room temperature (15-25°C/59-77°F) in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

• Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use.

• Shake well before each use.

• Keep out of reach of children and animals to prevent accidental overdose.

• Use under veterinary supervision, especially for prolonged use or in animals with known medical conditions.

• Not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis and treatment of underlying liver or digestive diseases.

• If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian promptly.

• Do not use if seal is broken or product appears discolored or has unusual odor.

• Check expiry date before use.

• Use with caution in diabetic animals (contains sorbitol).

• Consult veterinarian before use in pregnant or lactating animals.

Why Choose Corise Diarest-Liv Syrup

• Dual-action digestive and hepatic support

• May help support metabolism and nutrient utilization

• Contains ingredients traditionally used for appetite and liver support

• Liquid formulation suitable for dogs and cats of all breeds

Important Notes: This supplement supports but does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment; not for serious liver disease; proper diagnosis, monitoring, and blood tests are essential.