Ipakitine/epakitin CKD Supplement/lowering phosphorys BUN Levels

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Ipakitine/epakitin CKD Supplement/lowering Features

• Used to lower phosphorus levels in animals with CKD

• CKD enables the animal to filter phosphorus which deteriates bones, weakeing animla

• Calcium in products helsp with bones

• chitosan helsp in filtering the phosphorus and lowering BUN levels

• administered in liquid , dry or as required and suggested

About Ipakitine/epakitin CKD Supplement/lowering

Ipakitine is useful for reducing the levels of phosphates and other substances which are present in many normal foods, but which cause trouble for cats and dogs with reduced kidney function. Ipakitine should be given every day to animals along with their normal food. Numerous studies have shown the benefits of phosphate reduction in cats and dogs suffering from kidney failure and it is now widely accepted that there is a direct link between the length and quality of life of a cat or dog with kidney failure and the amount of phosphates they get through their food. The ingredients in Ipakitine act as phosphate binding agents and lower the absorption of phosphates from the intestines. Thus, in respect of phosphate restriction they can mimic or enhance the effects of a phosphate restricted food. There is also a reduction in the absorption of some uraemic toxins that can affect normal kidney function. Through this double action, Ipakitine supports normal kidney function. Calcium carbonate - proven phosphate binding properties* Chitosan - derived from chitin, by a process of de-acetylation. Chitin is a natural substance, the main building material of exoskeletons of arthropods. Due to chitosan's specific molecular properties, it acts as an absorbent in the intestines and thus lowers the absorption of certain substances that can be harmful to the kidneys, including phosphates and some uraemic toxins.* Calcium and dietary fibre supplement for cats and dogs. Binds and reduces phosphate absorption; may be useful for chronic renal insufficiency. When fed at meal times it reduces phosphate absorption from the diet. Label states 'Mix 1g/5kg bodyweight twice daily by mixing with morning evening meals'. Administer only as recommended by a veterinarian