Ipakitine Powder 300gm
For cats and dogs with Kidney Failure
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Ipakitine - a unique formulation that your pet will benefit from
This should be included to your pets diet under the direction of a Veterinarian.
• Palatable -an alternative for cats / dogs that refuse to eat special diets. Older cats in particular can be very reluctant to
change diets.
• Easy to use - mix Ipakitine with food or sprinkle onto on foodtop
• Cost effective
• Flexible and compatible -Ipakitine can be used on its own or in combination with special diets and other kidney insufficiency management
options
The ingredients in Ipakitine act as phosphate binding agents and lower the absorption of phosphates from the intestines. Thus, in respect of
phosphate restriction they can mimic or enhance the effects of a phosphate restricted food. There is also a reduction in the absorption of some uraemic toxins that can affect normal kidney function.
Giving Ipakitine to your pet
Your veterinary surgeon will advise you on the amount that your cat or dog will need, here are the levels that are usually recommended:
1g / 5kg (1 level scoop) body weight twice a day.
Administration table
Slightly moisten the food if your pet eats a dry diet, to get the powder to stick to it.
(IPAK300)
| SKU | IPAK300 |
| Barcode # | |
| Brand | Ipakitine |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3500kg |
It is helping my senior cat
By: Heather on 21 July 2022In April 2020, my now 15 year old cat was diagnosed with stage 2 renal failure. She didn't like the wet renal food not matter how much I tried. My vet suggested that I could feed her what she liked to eat by adding this powder. Candy is thin, so getting her to eat is my priority. Over 2 years later and so far her blood tests are still showing that is stable at stage 2. I believe this powder has really helped. I would recommend trying it if you have a pet with renal disease.
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Kidneys Supplement.
By: Wilfred Lane on 29 June 2020Support for renal function for my Weimaraner with leukemia.
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Ipakitine powder 300g
By: Cheryl Punton on 15 June 2020Powder arrived on time. Hopefully will give my best mate Buddy a few more months of quality time. Thanks Cheryl
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Review Ipakitine Powder 300gm
By: Bernadette Ventura on 31 March 2019Great product at a great price. Quick delivery
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Review Ipakitine Powder 300gm
By: Bernadette Ventura on 24 January 2019Excellent value for money. Speedy delivery,very happy with the service from The Vet Shed.
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Safe alternative for dogs with kidney problems
By: Tyson on 16 June 2018We had our dog on alutabs for renal failure but wanted a non toxic alternative. Our vet suggested this and its fantastic and non toxic ! Our dog has been on it now for 6 months and has had no problems whatsoever. Highly recommended as an phosphorus binder that is safe and cheap!
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Ipakitine & The Vet Shed.
By: Estelle on 4 June 2018Ipakitine was recommended to me by the vet as my cat has kidney disease. My cat has taken to it very well, I don't think he knows it's in the food, & has no adverse effects to it. The Vet Shed is very reasonably priced & delivery is fast.
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Prompt service
By: Helen Evans on 17 December 2017Thank you for prompt service and great pricing.
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Renal Ipakitine Powder 300gm
By: Kerry Ingram on 1 June 2017Excellent price and very fast postage.
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Ipakatine Powder
By: Elaine Pearce on 21 February 2016I have two dogs in chronic renal failure. One, Senna was diagnosed approx 3 years ago when she was 11 and the other, Brock 4 years ago when he was 13. They have been on ipakatine since being diagnosed and are both doing well. Years ago I had another dog in CRF who only lasted 3 1/2 months between diagnosis and having to be euthanised. She was not given Ipakatine so I attribute Senna and Brocks longer life with the disease to the ipakatine.
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