Kyoritsu Seiyaku Nefguard Tsubu for Cats & Dogs 90pcs

The only kidney supplement with complete clinical animal testing

Nefguard® is a patented oral activated carbon specially designed for pets. It has a large amount of adsorbed molecules and is easy to absorb.

Cats and dogs remove urinary toxins from their bodies without absorbing food nutrients

No medicinal smell, can be mixed directly into food and fed

Vegetable charcoal, non-stone oil refined charcoal

Specially processed with alginic acid wrapping, it has no constipation side effects and can be taken for a long time.

Suitable for cats and dogs with reduced renal function and renal failure

Available in powder and granular form, with different feeding methods

Introduction:

Activated kidney charcoal is an oral activated carbon specially designed for dogs and cats. After special design, the adsorption molecular weight is increased and the adsorption speed is increased. It will not cause constipation side effects and can be taken for a long time.

The main function is to treat dogs and cats with failing kidneys that cannot excrete metabolic wastes normally. These harmful substances (such as nitrogenous wastes) will accumulate in the blood excessively, causing poisoning. It will lead to anorexia, weight loss, excessive thirst and frequent urination. Oral ulcers, vomiting, etc. Nefguard activated kidney charcoal has strong toxin adsorption ability and can reduce the burden on the kidneys.

Kyoritsu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Japan, confidently guarantees that the granular form is suitable for furry children with poor appetites who cannot eat the powder with meals and can be fed directly.

Powder suitable for mixing into food for feeding

Recommended usage:

Recommended daily dosage, can be taken in multiple doses

2-3 capsules (1 packet of powder) under 5kg

6-10kg 4-6 capsules (2 packets of powder)

11-20kg 7-9 capsules (3 packets of powder)

21-30kg 10-12 capsules (4 packs of powder)

31kg and above 13-15 capsules (5 packets of powder)

You can take up to twice the amount according to your veterinarian’s instructions, depending on the situation.

＊Need to be separated from medicine or nutritional ointment by at least half an hour＊