Pala-Tech Vitamin K1 Chewable Tablets for Dogs – Counteracts Hypoprothrombinemia – 50 mg, 50 Tablets

If your dog has been exposed to rodenticide or is suffering from a vitamin K deficiency, prompt action is essential. Pala-Tech Vitamin K1 Chewable Tablets offer a fast-acting, veterinarian-recommended solution to support proper blood clotting and recovery. These tasty tablets are specially formulated for canine health, making supplementation straightforward and effective.

Key Features and Benefits

• Supports Blood Clotting: Provides vitamin K1 to help restore normal clotting function in dogs with hypoprothrombinemia.
• Vet-Recommended Formula: Developed specifically for canine use, ensuring accurate dosing and effective absorption.
• Essential for Recovery: Aids dogs recovering from vitamin K deficiency or rodenticide poisoning, promoting faster return to health.
• Tasty & Easy to Administer: Roast beef and liver flavour makes these chewable tablets a treat, not a battle. No more pilling struggles.
• High-Quality & Safe: Made in the USA with premium ingredients, suitable for all breeds and sizes.

Safety and Quality Standards

Pala-Tech Vitamin K1 Chewable Tablets are manufactured in a GMP-certified facility in the USA. Each batch undergoes rigorous quality testing to ensure potency and purity. The chewable format is free from artificial colours and unnecessary fillers, making it a reliable choice for critical supplementation.

What Makes Vitamin K1 Essential for Dogs?

Vitamin K1 is the form most readily utilised by the canine liver to activate clotting factors II, VII, IX, and X. Without adequate K1, these factors remain inactive, impairing the body's ability to stop bleeding. This supplement delivers 50 mg of vitamin K1 per tablet—a therapeutic dose often recommended by veterinarians following rodenticide exposure. The chewable format ensures rapid absorption, especially when given with a small amount of food.

Why Your Dog May Need Vitamin K1

Vitamin K1 (phylloquinone) is critical for the production of clotting factors in the liver. Dogs may develop a deficiency due to ingestion of certain rodenticides (anticoagulant poisons), drug interactions (e.g., some antibiotics or sulfa drugs), or liver disease. When vitamin K levels drop, the blood cannot clot properly, leading to internal bleeding and serious health risks. Pala-Tech Vitamin K1 helps counteract hypoprothrombinemia—a condition where the blood lacks sufficient prothrombin—by providing a direct source of this essential vitamin.

How to Administer Pala-Tech Vitamin K1 Chewables

Administer these chewable tablets as directed by your veterinarian. For rodenticide poisoning, a typical protocol involves an initial loading dose followed by maintenance therapy over several weeks. Tablets can be given directly by hand or crumbled over food. Always follow your vet's dosing instructions for your dog's specific condition and weight.

Always Consult Your Veterinarian

Vitamin K1 supplementation is a medical therapy, not a daily supplement. Use only under veterinary supervision. If you suspect your dog has ingested a rodenticide or shows signs of bleeding (e.g., lethargy, pale gums, bruising), seek emergency veterinary care immediately.

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