Epakitin - 60 grams

Understanding Phosphate Management in Pets

Phosphate control is a vital part of kidney care for pets with reduced kidney function. When kidneys struggle to filter phosphorus, elevated levels can worsen kidney damage. Epakitin by Vetoquinol works as a gentle phosphate binder, helping to keep serum phosphorus in check and supporting your pet's natural detoxification processes.

Compatibility with Renal Diets

Epakitin can be used alongside veterinary-prescribed renal diets to provide extra phosphate management support. It integrates smoothly into existing nutritional routines without disrupting other dietary needs. Always consult your veterinarian before combining supplements with therapeutic diets.

Key Ingredients and Their Roles

• Chitosan: A natural polysaccharide from shellfish that binds dietary phosphate in the gut, reducing absorption to help maintain balanced serum levels.
• Calcium Carbonate: Acts as an additional phosphate binder and supplies a source of calcium for overall health.
• Lactose: Enhances palatability, making administration easier for picky eaters.
• Hydrolyzed Soy Protein: Improves consistency and aids binding properties.

This formula offers comprehensive support for kidney function without relying on aluminium hydroxide, a common ingredient in other phosphate binders.

How to Administer Epakitin

Epakitin is designed for simple feeding. The fine powder blends well into your pet's food, and its palatable taste appeals even to finicky animals. Mix the recommended dosage (per the product label or your veterinarian's advice) with wet or dry food once or twice daily, depending on your pet's requirements.

Quality and Manufacturing Standards

Vetoquinol commits to stringent quality processes. Epakitin is manufactured in the USA with reliable production methods to ensure consistency. Each batch undergoes careful review to meet the expectations of pet owners and veterinarians.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, , or prevent any disease. Always consult your veterinarian before adding supplements to your pet's diet.