Savavet Invicarn Oral drops for Dogs & Cats

Savavet Invicarn Oral drops for Dogs & Cats

Invicarn drop or suspension or syrup containing L-carnitine 250mg/ml comes from the house of Savavet. L-carnitine helps break down fat to energy. Useful as an additive for dogs & cats with DCM – Dilated cardiomyopathy. Promotes weight loss in obese pets. Increases energy expenditure and lean body mass. Reduces accumulation of fat deposits.

Ingredients: Each 1ml invicarn drop contains L-Carnitine tartrate 250mg, Inactive ingredients – Glycerol anhydrous. Chicken nugget type, dextrose anhydrous, potassium sorbate,, caramel color, purified water.

Usual dosage is 50-100mg L-carnitine per kg bodyweight twice a day for dogs, puppies and 250-500mg daily for cats, kittens or as advised by practicing veterinarian. Comes as highly palatable liquid for easy administration, Can be given directly or mixed with food.

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