Vetoquinol 417358 Epakitin, 180g: Premium Kidney Support Supplement for Optimal Pet Health Review

The product is still not securely packaged, only one envelope bag, it is desirable that the product is still at least in an air bubble wrap if it is sent in such thin bags, but it is better to put it in a box, because the medicine itself was without packaging, and the seal on the drug is quite thin, soft, it can be easily torn off if the product falls or is crushed by something, it is highly likely that the contents have crumbled, and the drug is not cheap! So, in general, the plastic tube of…

It is still possible to smell it. They brought in a bag containing 20 grams of it, and it had no discernible odor. Both have a sugary flavor. Because it has a scent, simply combining it with food does not constitute eating it. Every day, I have to take liquid from a syringe and swallow it.

The cat was discharged for chronic renal failure. The cat is 11 years old. Dilute 1 measuring spoon in water 2 times a day. The cat is definitely more cheerful.

After kidney disease, our pet eats this food supplement. I add to liquid food, the recommended amount. Small consumption On Marke, cheaper by 1000 than in stores.

With its pros: Convenient size. Beloved Cat has 2 tumors on the spleen and CRF, we have been taking it daily for life for six months in combination with proplan prebiotics - appee and mood have improved significantly, tests are within the permitted limits. Got cons: The lid eventually comes off the can (it would be better if it was screwed. And a significant drawback is that this is an import, under the conditions of we are sitting on a powder keg. I think we can easily make an ogue ((

The smell is still there. They took in a bag of 20g and it is odorless. Both taste sweet. Since it has a smell, then just mixing it with food does not eat. I have to drink every day from a syringe.

Packed well. Shelf life is long. The packaging is not damaged. Visually as the original packaging and as the original drug-dietary supplement. I hope it's him))

Has some pros: It is convenient to feed the animal. The medicine is tasteless to them. Cons below: I would like it cheaper because this medicine has to be given to the end

Bought through , Beethoven store. The product arrived very late. Packed badly. There was no factory paper box, no detailed instructions, there is some information about the drug on the bottle. It looks like this is a display sample, on the bottle you can see that the price was ripped off, apparently the price was turned up. I won't buy anything from Beethoven again.

Some pros: This is a real remedy for prolonging the life of a cat with CRF, slowing down the progression of kidney disease, the therapeutic effect is undeniable. Cons below: expensive, unfortunately, like all medical food for cats, often, treating a pet is even more expensive than treating a person.

Its pros: Helps to put on the paws of a shaggy blockhead. Mixes easily in pâté or pouch jelly. Has cons: The price is going up, but now prices are going up on everything.

When taken, the cat's appetite improved. True, I had to inject dietary supplements with a syringe. The cat did not want to lick it off the spoon himself), and he refused food and water if Hypaquitine was poured there. How did he feel that Ipaquitine was there?! Bad is odorless. Asked, no answer. Well, I sprayed it with a syringe. After this procedure, the cat, offended, immediately hid under the bed.

The drug, about which they didn’t tell me anything in the veterinary clinic, instead they advised me to put the cat to sleep (Thanks to Ninochka, she told everything and in combination with therapeutic food and injections, my cat is alive and well. A wonderful miracle drug, I didn’t even think that I would be so happy with the purchase and the effect of it. Thanks again.

My Sheltie has advanced kidney disease and needs a phosphate binder twice a day. At first I bought medicine from a veterinary clinic, but it became too expensive and Shuki will need it for the rest of his life. So my doctor advised me to try Epakitin because she was sure that it really contained what the label said. It's expensive, so I tried a few other so-called "phosphate binders" I found online. Shuka's symptoms only got worse. I switched to Epakitin and after a few days the difference was…

Our 13 year old pup was diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Failure in November 2021. Nutrition to support the kidneys. I tried adding kidney support powder but she hated the taste/flavor so I stopped. We tried so many foods and finally found one she liked. She was so picky. In February 2022 her creatinine went up to 3.1 but BUN dropped to 40 (I think the BUN drop was Azodil's doing). I was devastated by the creatinine. I did everything right. It was heartbreaking. Immediately upon receiving these…

My dog and I were told he had 138 rolls on 01/28/22 (normal was 7-25). The phosphorus index was 9.8 (norm 2.9-6.6). Initially, starting 2/3/22, I gave him a weight-adjusted serving of Epakitin twice a day, along with Kidney Restore and Kidney Shield, also available from Revain. I also did daily healing work with applied kinesiology and the disease diagram of Dr. Reik Gerd Hamer (New German Medicine) to identify and change organ dysfunction. I checked the blood again at another vet on 2/8/22 and