When should you use NutriBoost Pet to support energy levels in puppies and kittens?
The first few hours of life are a critical period for puppies and kittens. Their still-developing bodies must adapt quickly: breathing, maintaining body temperature, seeking out colostrum, and drawing on their initial reserves. In this context, targeted nutritional support can play a vital role, especially when an animal is born weaker or under difficult conditions.
This veterinary dietary supplement was designed to provide a real “energy boost,” delivering immediately available nutrients. Like ready-to-use fuel, it provides rapidly metabolizable energy sources, allowing newborns to regain their strength without overtaxing their internal reserves. This action helps support vitality from the very first moments.
Beyond its energy-boosting properties, the formula helps strengthen the intestinal barrier, a key factor in young animals. A healthy gut promotes better absorption of colostrum and nutrients, while helping the body defend itself against external threats. This action can be compared to a protective filter that optimizes what enters the body.
The vitamins selected for the formula also play a role in nervous system function and cellular protection. They thus help support cognitive function, which is essential for alertness, early reflexes, and adaptation to the environment. It’s a bit like giving the brain the tools it needs to get off to a good start.
For adult dogs and cats, this supplement can also be beneficial during demanding periods: convalescence, intense physical activity, loss of appetite, or temporary fatigue. It then acts as a temporary nutritional support to promote recovery and help restore the animal to a satisfactory overall condition.
For an even more comprehensive approach, this gel can be replaced with Vetoquinol Care’s Vitamin Gel: the synergy between these two solutions combines rapid energy delivery with broad-spectrum vitamin support, helping to meet the animal’s needs at different stages of its life.
How should this energy supplement be used?
Directions for Use
NutriBoost Pet is administered orally, directly into the animal’s mouth using the graduated dosing syringe.
For newborns:
Administer 1 ml immediately after birth. Repeat 5 hours later. On the second day, if necessary, administer another 1 ml.
For older puppies and kittens: the dose depends on the animal’s weight:
- Puppies/kittens: 1 ml (1 mark)
- Adults of small breeds (less than 10 kg): 2 ml (2 graduations)
- Adults of medium breeds (11 to less than 25 kg): 5 ml (5 graduations)
- Adult large breeds (26 to less than 44 kg): 8 ml (8 graduations)
- Adult giant breeds (over 45 kg): 12 ml (12 graduations)
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Precautions
- Read the package insert carefully before use
- Administer orally only
- Do not use in animals that are comatose or having a seizure (risk of choking)
- Consult a veterinarian before use, especially for frail animals
- Store at room temperature, protected from light
- Shelf life: 24 months in the original packaging
What are the ingredients in this energy supplement?
Ingredients
Medium-Chain Fatty Acids, Glucose Syrup, Vitamin A, Vitamin D3, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, Tea Extract (Caffeine), Prebiotics (Yeast Extract), Probiotics (E. faecium), Siberian Ginseng
Packaging
15-ml oral syringe, available online at the best price.
Our veterinary experts’ advice on NutriBoost Pet to support energy
For newborns, be sure to combine the administration of NutriBoost Pet with optimal maintenance of body heat, for example using a blanket or a gentle heat source. An appropriate temperature improves the utilization of the energy provided and promotes a smoother start to life.
FAQ
Can NutriBoost Pet be used for a tired adult animal?
Yes, it can be used occasionally in adult dogs and cats during periods of temporary fatigue, convalescence, or after physical exertion.
Does this supplement replace food?
No, it is a dietary supplement. It is not a substitute for a balanced diet.
Can it be combined with other supplements?
Yes, provided you consult a veterinarian to avoid any overlap.