FELIGUM struvite stones in dogs dl methionine for cats

FELIGUM dl methionine struvite stones in dogs Important note:
Recommended feeding time according to veterinary standards.

It is recommended that you seek the advice of a veterinarian before feeding.

For dissolving struvite stones with DL-methionine

For dissolving struvite stones in dogs and cats

Essential nutritional characteristics:
urinary acidifying properties, low magnesium content, reduced protein content, but high quality protein.

Composition:
Meat and animal by-products, glycerine, sorbitol, rice starch, glucose syrup, duck fat, glucosamine 2%, cranberry 1%, sodium chloride.

FELIGUM dl methionine struvite stones in dogs Analytical components:
Crude protein 24.8% Crude fiber 0% Crude oils and fats 14.8% Crude ash 14.9% Moisture 21.8% Calcium 2.1% Phosphorus 1.3% Magnesium 0.1% Potassium 1.1% Chloride 0.2% Sulfur 2.4% Taurine 0.06% Sodium 0.74% Methionine 10%.

Analytical components per 1000 g:
DL-methionine 100,000 mg nettle extract 10 ml lecithins 58 g preservatives and antioxidants.

FELIGUM dl methionine struvite stones in dogs Feeding recommendation:
Cats and small dogs up to 10 kg: 1 - 2 chew drops twice a day.

Over 10 kg: 2 - 4 chew drops twice a day.

Recommended feeding time: 5 - 12 weeks.

It is recommended that you seek the advice of a veterinarian prior to feeding.

Offer water for free consumption.

FeliGum® Struvit should, if possible, be administered together with or immediately after the feedings.

To dissolve struvite stones, the urine pH should be between 6.2 and 6.4.

The dose can be halved to prevent struvite stones.

FELIGUM dl methionine struvite stones in dogs Notes:
Store at room temperature and in a dry place. Reseal the bag tightly after use.

Do not use in animals with severe liver or kidney disease.

Do not overdose.

Do not use in animals with metabolic acidosis.

One chewing drop contains approx. 200 mg DL-methionine.

Shelf life:
24 months