Vivaldis CKReno Feline 60 Tabs for Cats and Kittens

Ckreno feline has been specially developed for cats and kittens suffering from renal disorders. It is a scientifically proven veterinarian formulated formula that slows down CKD in cats(chronic renal disease). It helps improve functioning of nephrons. It has proven naturally existing botanical & nutraceutical extracts.

Usually indicated for a wide range of feline renal disorders like elevated phosphorus-creatinine- blood urea nitrogen (BUN), Acute and chronic renal diseases, Polycystic kidney disease, Hypertension etc.

Usual dosage for ckreno cat is 1 tab or capsule per 4.5kg body weight twice a day in kittens and cats.

Ingredients: Astragalus root extract (10:1) 25 mg, N-acetylcysteine 25 mg, Rehmannia glutinosa extract (5:1) 25 mg, Rhubarb extract (5:1) 25 mg, Milk Thistle (standardized to 80% silymarin) 25 mg, L-Arginine 25 mg, L-Glutamine 10 mg, Asparagus Root Extract (5:1) 10 mg, Dong Quai Extract (5:1) 10 mg, Szechuan Lovage Root Extract (5:1) 10 mg, Cordyceps Extract (5:1) 5 mg, Ginkgo biloba Extract 5 mg, Green tea extract (standardized to 55% EGCG) 5 mg, Hawthorn Extract (standardized to 3.2% vitexin) 5 mg, Melatonin 0.5 mg.

No. of tabs/caps: 60.

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