- Supports Urinary Tract Health: Contains cranberry extract known for its benefits.
- Natural Ingredients: Formulated with echinacea and Oregon grape root.
- Easy Administration: Flavored with natural chicken liver for palatability.
- Suitable for Dogs and Cats: Designed for both species in one convenient tablet.
USD 19.99
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Pala-Tech Cranberry Plus Chewable Tablets (60 tabs)
USD 19.99
Specs
60 count(Default) / 300 gm
Product Details
Description
Pala-Tech Cranberry Plus Chewable Tablets is a natural dietary supplement for use in dogs and cats containing ingredients known to be beneficial for the animal's urinary tract and to help prevent infection of the urogenital system.
- Choice of palatable dosage forms...chewable tablets or granules.
- Higher dosage levels of benegicial ingredients.
- Effective and affordable for long term use.
Natural dietary supplement formulated specifically for the maintenance and support of a healthy urinary tract in dogs and cats. Includes the following key ingredients:
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Cranberry Extract:
- Works by minimizing the bacterial colonization of the bladder mucosa.
- Sourced from the American Cramberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon).
- Contains "proanthocyanidins" ("PAC's") that work to stop pathogenic bacteria from attaching to the inner lining of the bladder wall, thus allowing thses bacteria to be flushed out in the urine.
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Echinacea:
- Helps to support the pet's bacterial resistance and boosts the animal's immune system.
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Oregon Grape Root:
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Contains the alkaloid berberine, known as an anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory compound. Beneficial and effective anti-oxidant.
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Sodium Ascorbate: (Vitamin C)
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Beneficial in boosting the pet's immune system to improve resistance to infection.
Palatble dosage forms will simplify daily dosing
- Flavored with a highly palatble, natural chicken liver flavor dogs and cats love to eat.
- Improved dosing compliance generates better clinical results and improved client satisfaction.
- Supported by Pala-Tech's 100% Palatability Acceptance fuarantee.
Choice of dosage forms for use in dogs and cats:
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Palatable, chewable tablets
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Tablets are bilaterally scored for accurate dosing.
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Ingredients are evenly distributed throughout the tablet.
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Palatable, flavored granules
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Ideal dosage from for use in cats.
Ingredients
| Active Ingredients (per two 1-cc scoops): | |
|---|---|
| Cranverry Extract (from Vaccinium macrocarpon) | 210mg |
| Echinacea Purpuirea) | 105mg |
| Oregon Grape Root | 34mg |
| Sodium Ascorbate (Vitamin C) | 34mg |
INACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Cellulose, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Lactose, Magnesium Stearate, Natural Chicken Flavor, Silicone Dioxide, Stearic Acid and Sucrose.
Useful Information
Recommended Use: The following dosage schedule is recommended for daily administration. Consult with your veterinarian to determine the proper dosage and schedule for each individual animal prescribed this product:
| Weight of Pet | Daily Preventive Dosage |
|---|---|
| Up to 11 lbs. | ¼ tablet/day |
| 12 to 23 lbs. | ½ tablet/day |
| 24 to 45 lbs. | 1 tablet/day |
| 46 to 75 lbs. | 1 ½ tablets/day |
| 70 to 90 lbs. | 2 tablets/day |
The recommended dosage is 1 tablet/45 lbs. (20 kg) body weight daily. Tablets are bilaterally scored and can be easily broken for accurate dosing. For best results during an UTI occurrence, the daily dosage should be administered every 12 hours.
Administration: Pala-Tech™ Cranberry Plus Chewable Tablets are formulated with a proprietary, highly palatable chicken liver flavor to ensure all pets readily consume the tablet. Administer free choice orally to the pet as a treat, or crumble over the pet's food at mealtime. If crumbled over food, consumption should be monitored.
Frequently Asked Questions
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