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And much more B12 for Cats (Methylcobalamin) is the neurologically active form of vitamin B12. Vitamin B12 is important for nerve cells, energy production and red blood cell production. A lack of vitamin B12 can contribute to a variety of problems, including cognitive dysfunction. Vitamin B12 is essential for red blood cell production, so too low a level of vitamin B12 in your cat's body may cause or contribute to anemia, therefore vitamin B12 supplements may help treat anemia. Cats with IBD, pancreatitis and intestinal lymphoma have low levels of vitamin B12. Kitties with CKD benefit greatly from B12 supplementation in it's natural form (Methylcobalamin) as it reduces inflammation. Methylcobalamin is more bioavailable than its synthetic counterpart, cyanocobalamin, and therefore more effective because it is absorbed more readily by the body. B12 for Cats is a water-soluble vitamin so clinical issues from overuse have not been recorded. Active ingredient: 250 mcg methylcobalamin | serving size .5 ml | servings per container 60 Other ingredients: vegetable glycerin, purified water, citric acid Instructions: 1/2 ml dose (250mcg) for adult cats once per day 1/4 ml dose (125 mcg) for kittens once per day Safely double the dose (twice per day, morning and evening) with confirmed B12 deficiency, malabsorptive GI tract problems (IBD), chronic kidney disease, pancreatitis and megaloblastic anemia. B12 can be administered in food or water, though its recommended in food to get the full dosage, and is safe to use in conjunction with other holistic solutions. Side Effects: Improved appetite, increase in energy and vitality, improvement in cognitive and neurologic systems, weight gain in malnourished cats. Response times may vary. Made in the USA Safe for dogs too! Keep refrigerated Do not cook or heat product Keep out of reach of children Do not use in conjunction with other medications without consulting your veterinarian. Do not use in cats with previous allergic reactions or hypersensitivity to B12 Discontinue if negative side effects occur
Storage Solutions That Actually Work Pro Tips from Someone Whos Been There: Set phone reminders for expiration dates Use a medication organizer with temperature monitoring Keep a medication log (old school, but effective) Consider a mini-fridge dedicated to medications if youre storing multiple items Learn more about GLP-1 medication storage and expiration here
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