French pharmacy
Phytophale is a medicine intended for cats and dwarf dogs, indicated as a stimulator of hepato-renal function. Give your opinion on advice on use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Your little companion has kidney or urinary problems ? These tablets will stimulate the secretion of urine in your animal through their diuretic action .
Phytophale is a medication for cats and dwarf dogs. In general, this drug is a stimulator of hepato-renal function.
It is often recommended when your pet suffers from hyperazotemic syndromes , which is often the case for cats and dwarf dogs.
It contains:
Oral use. Phytophale tablets are given orally, the dosage is 1 tablet per 2 kg of bodyweight.
Comment on the advice for use and dosage of PHYTOPHALE Tablets cat dwarf dog B / 32 with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
1 tablet corresponds to 15mg of dry extract of lespedeza capitata, 13.35mg of dry extract of artichoke, 8.35mg of dry extract of ortosiphon.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
Box of 32 tablets.
Kidney failure is common in carnivores, either acute or chronic . Phytotherapy is a precious help and is complementary to allopathic treatments (infusions ...) and dietetic (good quality hypo-protein diet).
The Piloselle : contains flavonoids which will promote the elimination of chlorides and urea. We advise you to use it in the form of EPS at a dosage of 1ml / 5kg per day
The Orthosiphon: increases diuresis (water, urea, uric acid). You can use it in the form of EPS because of 3ml / day or in the form of Mother Tincture 1 drop for 10kg (be careful however with the bitter and alcoholic taste, especially for cats which are particularly sensitive, prefer EPS )
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