SEMINTRA CAT 4MG ORAL 30ML | CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE CATS

Living with a cat with chronic kidney disease means taking care of the little things every day. SEMINTRA CAT 4MG ORAL 30ML is an oral solution for cats formulated to help reduce protein loss in the urine, one of the signs associated with this disease, and thus support their overall well-being. It comes with a dosing syringe for precise administration.

For what do you use it

It is intended for adult cats with chronic kidney disease and proteinuria. Its aim is to reduce protein loss and support kidney function and overall health, as part of a long-term treatment plan with regular checkups. The liquid format allows for precise dosing and is easier to administer than a tablet, especially to older or less cooperative cats.

How it is presented

• 30ml bottle of oral solution with dosing syringe included.
• Concentration of 4 mg per ml, as indicated by the product name.
• For use only in adult cats with chronic kidney disease.

How it is administered

Administer orally, once a day, directly into the mouth with the syringe or mixed with a small amount of food. The dosage is calculated according to the cat's weight and is determined by the veterinarian, who will adjust it at each check-up. Keep the bottle tightly closed at room temperature and follow the instructions in the package insert once opened.

FAQ

What does SEMINTRA CAT 4MG ORAL 30ML offer to a cat with kidney disease?

It helps reduce proteinuria, that is, the loss of protein through urine, which helps protect kidney function and allows the cat to maintain a better overall condition.

Do cats accept it well?

Generally, yes. Being a liquid, it can be mixed with food or administered with a syringe in seconds, without the struggle of a tablet.

Is it a lifelong treatment?

It is normally used continuously, with check-ups in which the veterinarian decides whether to maintain or modify the amount.

What do I do if I forget to give it to her one day?

Continue with your normal feeding schedule the next day without doubling the amount. If you frequently forget to feed, discuss this with your veterinarian to find a routine that works for you.

Can it have side effects?

Some cats may experience mild vomiting or loose stools at first. If you notice any changes that concern you, contact your veterinarian.

For a cat with chronic kidney disease, veterinary follow-up is just as important as treatment: always consult your veterinarian about the schedule and check-ups.