Moro's carrot soup – also known as Moro soup – is a carrot soup named after Ernst Moro , a professor at the Heidelberg Children's Hospital, and is administered as first aid for diarrhea. Its origins lie in pediatrics. Over 100 years ago, Ernst Moro succeeded in drastically reducing infant mortality due to diarrheal diseases with the help of this carrot soup. Moro's soup also has a surprisingly good effect on dogs.

How does Moro's soup work?

The secret lies primarily in the special preparation method. The long cooking time releases short-chain sugar molecules, known as oligosaccharides, from the carrots. These form a protective layer on the intestinal wall. They also promote the growth of healthy gut bacteria and thus support the recovery of a disrupted gut flora.

Carrots (50%), water , Alpine salt (0.3%)

30-40 g per kg of your dog's body weight per day.

Give in small portions throughout the day, approximately 30 minutes before feeding. Moro's carrot soup is not a substitute for a complete feed and should not be given as the sole feed for more than one day. If acute or persistent diarrhea occurs, a veterinarian should be consulted immediately.

Feed at room temperature. Store in a dry place, away from heat. Once opened, keep refrigerated and consume within 2 days.