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Rubenal Kidney Function forCats & Dogs tablets is a rhubarb-based dietary supplement designed to support kidney function in cases of chronic kidney disease. Suitable for dogs and cats, it is part of a comprehensive care plan that includes regular veterinary follow-up. Available in 75 mg and 300 mg doses, depending on the animal’s weight.
Chronic kidney disease is a common condition in older dogs and cats. When the kidneys function less efficiently, they have a harder time filtering waste products from the bloodstream. Much like a clogged filter that lets impurities through, the body struggles to maintain its internal balance. In this context, targeted nutritional support can complement the comprehensive care plan established by your veterinarian.
Rubenal is a plant-based veterinary dietary supplement formulated with rhubarb roots (Rheum officinale). This plant contains, in particular, rhein and emodin, two compounds studied for their role in maintaining the integrity of kidney tissue. It is designed to support kidney function and aid the body’s natural elimination processes.
For animals with chronic kidney disease, the goal is long-term management. This supplement is part of a comprehensive strategy that includes an appropriate diet, hydration, and regular veterinary monitoring. Its formulation helps promote internal balance by supporting the physiological processes involved in the management of metabolic waste.
Its tablet form facilitates daily administration for both dogs and cats. It is particularly suitable for animals requiring long-term support through a gentle and gradual approach. The goal is not to replace medical treatment, butto support care and protect excretory functions over time.
For a comprehensive nutritional approach, using Vetoquinol Ipakitine Oral Powder is also a relevant option, as this supplement helps manage phosphorus intake, thereby creating a beneficial synergy in the overall support of kidney function.
Directions for Use
Rubenal 75:
Rubenal 300:
Be sure to provide fresh water at all times to promote proper hydration.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Rhubarb Powder Blend (Rheum officinale, B.R. Palmatum L.: 50%) And Palm Oil (50%): 15.6%, Wheat Starch, Pregelatinized Corn Starch, Mixture of Minerals, Yeasts, Plants, and Oils, Emulsifiers-Stabilizers-Thickeners-Gelling Agents (E1201-E485), Plant-Based Proteins, and Yeast.
Analysis (per tablet)
| Analytical Parameter | Content |
|---|---|
| Crude Fiber | 26.65% |
| Crude Fat | 18.3% |
| Ash | 10.49% |
| Protein | 5.70% |
| Moisture | 3.70% |
| Nutrient | Amount per tablet | NRV* | % NRV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phosphorus | 10.5 mg | 700 mg | 1.5% |
| Calcium | < 0.05 mg | 800 mg | < 0.01% |
| Potassium | 1.8 mg | 2000 mg | 0.1% |
| Sodium | 11.6 mg | 2,000 mg | 0.6% |
Product Information
This dietary supplement is available in two strengths (75 and 300 mg) and two package sizes (20 and 60 tablets), available online at the best price:
When an animal has chronic kidney disease, consistency is key. Administer the supplement at set times, ideally with meals to encourage acceptance, and combine it with an appropriate renal diet recommended by your veterinarian. Regular blood tests allow you to adjust the nutritional strategy and monitor changes in kidney function.
FAQ
Can Rubenal be used for both cats and dogs in the same household?
Yes, this supplement is suitable for both species. Simply adjust the dosage according to the animal’s weight and choose the appropriate strength (75 mg or 300 mg).
How long can Rubenal be given to a pet?
It is generally part of a long-term management plan. The duration of use should be determined and reevaluated with your veterinarian.
Does Rubenal replace a prescription treatment for kidney failure?
No, it is a dietary supplement. It supports veterinary care but does not replace medication if it is necessary.
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