Enisyl-F Oral Paste for Cats is a dietary supplement designed to support the immune system in cases of diseases such as feline herpesvirus. It helps reduce the symptoms of this disease and contributes to your cat's well-being.
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A nutritional supplement for cats in the form of an oral paste, to be used in casesof infection with feline herpesvirus type 1. Enisyl-F Oral Paste for Cats 100 ml is a dietary supplement designed tosupport the immune system and promote the well-being of cats infected with feline herpesvirus, one of the causes of feline coryza. L-lysine competes with arginine, an amino acid essential for FHV-1 replication, and thus helps block its replication. It helps reduce the shedding of the FHV-1 virus and contributes to reducing clinical signs and the frequency of active FHV-1 outbreaks.
Enisyl-F Oral Paste for Cats 100 ml is an essential nutritional supplement for cats infected with feline herpesvirus type 1. Its L-lysine-based formulation and high palatability make it an effective treatment option for reducing symptoms and supporting your cat’s health during an FHV-1 infection. With its ease of administration and economical size, Enisyl-F is a practical option for cat owners concerned about their pets’ health. Be sure to consult your veterinarian for advice on using Enisyl-F for your cat. Give your cat the support it needs with Enisyl-F Oral Paste for Cats, 100 ml.
Enisyl-F is specially formulated to provide active support against feline herpesvirus type 1. By providing L-lysine to your cat, this supplement helps reduce viral replication and minimize symptoms associated with FHV-1 infection. This can help your cat recover more quickly and feel more comfortable.
One of the key benefits of Enisyl-F is the reduction of symptoms associated with FHV-1 infection. Cats with this infection may experience sneezing, eye and nasal discharge, and corneal ulcers. Enisyl-F helps alleviate these symptoms, allowing your cat to feel better during the course of the infection.
Administering Enisyl-F is simple and convenient. You can administer the oral paste directly into your cat’s mouth or mix it into its regular food. This ease of use makes it an ideal choice for cat owners, even those with finicky cats.
With its 100-ml bottle, Enisyl-F offers a cost-effective solution for the long-term treatment of FHV-1 infection. You can rest assured that you’ll have enough product to meet your cat’s needs throughout its treatment.
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Oral administration.
Kittens: 1 ml, twice daily.
Adult cats: 1 to 2 ml, twice daily.
Each pump delivers 1 ml of paste.
Because it is palatable, the paste can be applied directly into the cat’s mouth or onto its paw, where it can be licked off. The product can also be mixed into the cat’s food.
Precautions for Use
Oral use.
Oral paste.
Ingredients:
Sorbitol, fish oil, soybean oil.
Analytical Constituents:
Moisture: max. 55.3%
Crude protein: min. 24%
Crude fat: min. 7.2%
Crude ash: 1%
Crude fiber: max. <1%
Sodium: 0.097%
Additives per kg:
L-lysine monohydrochloride
(technically pure): 252,060 mg
Processing aids, preservatives, flavorings, and colorants.
Packaging
Enisyl-F comes in a 100-ml bottle.
Various signs may indicate that your pet is sick and may have feline herpes:
These changes will be accompanied by:
The two main causative agents are feline herpesvirus (FHV) and feline calicivirus (FCV), both of which are widespread worldwide. They affect not only cats but also other felids.
The viruses that cause feline coryza spread very easily through droplets projected into the air when a cat sneezes, as well as through discharge from the eyes and nose.
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