Biocanina Antilactis For female dog and Cat 30 Tablets

Description of Biocanina Antilactis For female dog and Cat 30 Tablets

Biocanina Antilactis For Dogs and Cats 30 Tablets is a symptomatic treatment of the drying up of milk secretion. The veterinary supplement Biocanina Antilactis For Bitch and Cat 30 Tablets is intended for cats and bitches to help treat lactation disorders. Indeed, it can be used to regulate milk production in pets and help relieve symptoms associated with excessive milk production.

Directions for use of Biocanina Antilactis For female dog and Cat 30 Tablets

In order to guarantee the well-being of your bitch or cat, the dosage of the Biocanina Antilactis product is specially designed to adapt to their body weight . It is sufficient to give a dose of 1 to 5 mg of aminophylline per kilogram of body weight , orally, at the rate of 2 doses per day spaced 12 hours apart. Consult the table below to determine the quantity of tablets needed according to your pet's weight:

• For cats and small bitches weighing less than 10 kg , give 1 tablet per dose.
• For medium-sized bitches weighing up to 30 kg , give 2 tablets per dose.
• For large bitches weighing more than 30 kg , give 3 tablets per dose.

The treatment can last up to 5 additional days if necessary. Be sure to follow dosage instructions to ensure optimal treatment for your pet.

Precaution of use

• Do not combine Biocanina Antilaiteux with ephedrine.

Composition

One 200 mg scored tablet contains:

Active substance(s):
Aminophyllin…………………………………………………… 20.0 mg

Presentation

Biocanina Antilactis For Dogs and Cats 30 Tablets comes in the form of a box of 30 tablets .

Natural health advice:

There are different natural ways to regulate milk production in animals, here are some of them:

1. Feeding control: By regulating the quantity and quality of the animal's feed, you can help control its milk production. It is important to maintain a balance between proteins, fats and carbohydrates to avoid excessive milk production.

2. Regular stimulation and massage: Regular stimulation and massage of the udders can help regulate milk production by encouraging flow and blood circulation.

3. Exercise: Animals that are active and physically fit tend to produce less milk than those that are sedentary. Getting your pet to exercise can help regulate milk production.

4. Herbs and Plants : Certain herbs and plants such as chamomile, fennel, parsley, and fenugreek root can help regulate milk production in animals. It is important to consult a veterinarian before using these natural remedies.