Oral administration.

Shake before use.

Mix with the usual food.

Animals should have permanent access to water.

Follow-up is recommended after 6 months of use.

• Up to 5 kg body weight: 1 ml per day.
• From 5 kg of body weight: 2 ml per day

For every 5 kg of body weight: take 1 ml per day.
From 35 kg body weight: 8 ml per day.

0.2 ml/kg of body weight per day.

0.2 ml/kg of body weight per day.

The kidneys play a crucial role in removing waste substances from the body and in balancing water and electrolytes. When the kidneys do not function properly due to chronic renal failure, it can lead to problems such as increased thirst and urination, loss of appetite, weakness, and other symptoms.

Chronic nephropathies are long-term and progressive kidney diseases that are quite common in small animals with renal failure or possibility of kidney failure. These conditions can develop slowly over time and as they progress, they can seriously affect kidney function and the overall health of the pet.

This chronic kidney disease in elderly cats and dogs is particularly concerning as it constitutes one of their main causes of mortality.

Early detection of chronic nephropathy in small animals is crucial for effective management and to prevent it from affecting their quality of life too much. Veterinarians often use blood and urine tests to assess kidney function and diagnose the disease in its early stages. Once diagnosed, treatment may include changes in diet, increased water intake, medications to control symptoms, and regular monitoring to assess disease progression.