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Potassium Citrate ER Tablets 1080 mg, 100 Count
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Potassium citrate is used to treat kidney stone conditions by increasing the urinary pH.
- - Supplements pet diets to make the urine pH more alkaline
- - Helps to prevent the formation of painful urinary calcium oxalate stones
Specifications
| SKU | 3442699 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Potassium Citrate |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Give as directed by your Veterinarian.
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tony takes tumil k supplement, in total two & one half pills / day & they are huge, so I cut them up which equals 6 pieces in the AM & 4 pieces in the PM.(He also takes amlodipine every 8 hrs & methimazole every 12 hrs) the issue is the tumil k. even cut up they’re big pieces. Is there some other form other than pill for a potassium supplement? I’ve tried the powder,he needs so much of it that it’s very overpowering mixed in his wet food &he wont eat it. I hide the pills in treats but still Hard
I am very confused. My 14 yr Bichon had 2 oxalate bladder stones pushes back into bladder and removed. Thevet at the emergency hospital recommended royal canin so to get ph to 7. It is staying at 6.5 and sometimes 6. primary vet says this is fine and did not recommend potassium nitrate. By adding water to his food , the specific gravity is .010. I know stones tend to reoccur quickly in this breed and would feel better with a snd opinion. It has been a month since his surgery. Goes out every 2 hr
Can you please give details about Himalaya Nefrotec DS medicine?
You My dog just ate 40 potassium pills at 40 Mg a piece. I gave him 4 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide and he’s currently vomiting this up less than 30 minutes after pill consumption. Is this something to worry about or will the vomit followed by plenty of water be okay for him??
I have a 13 yr old cat, weight 10 lbs., diagnosed in 2016 with CRF. Creatinine 313. Potassium 3.7., 150mls Lactated ringers 3x week. Would potassium supplementation help with her low energy level? My vet is reluctant to add potassium to her meds. because it is difficult to adjust. Should I be seeking a second opinion?
Is there an over the counter supplement I can give my cat for interstitial cystitis? She's 8. Good appetite and very loving.
the consulting doctor is estimating tiny stones in bladder, as the urine analysis donot show the type of stone (struvite or calcium oxalate), he has prescribed alkaliser for making urine alkaline but struvite stones are dissolved in acidic urine only. please confirm if stones actually present in bladder or urinary tract and if so then best course of action. Dog is facing urinary restriction intermittently for 45 days now.
A fellow pet owner suggested Vetoquinol Methigel for my cat who had a history of bladder stones (a calcium stone) 8-10 years ago. Does this work effectively to balance the urinary pH?
Can tony take a lysine supplement with his other meds:amlodipine besylate, methimazole, tumil K potassium supplement and mirtazapine appetite stimulant? He also eats a kidney diet and I wonder if the powder lysine supplement may flavor the food and make him like it better? Thanks!!
My 11 pound male Chihuahua mix ate a 10 meq potassium tablet. Should we be concerned?
Regarding my question about : Blood in urine I was suggested by the pet shop to try out this herbal medicine from Himalaya. Nefrotec tablets. Review seems to be very positive and helpful. What would be your thoughts?