Description
** Please note your original prescription will need to be received before we can process your order for you. Verification with your vet will be required before we can supply this medication **
PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED FOR THIS ITEM
This item is a prescription medication. A prescription is required from your veterinarian before we can supply this product. Please ensure that you have read the "How to Order" page before ordering this item.
All of Pet Care Pharmacy’s prescription medications are APVMA or TGA approved and are also identical to those supplied by your veterinarian
Active Constituent(s)
Each tablet contains:
- 45.9 mg Calcium
- 44.1 mg Phosphorus
- 20.0 mg Ascorbic Acid (Vit C)
- 10.26 mg Magnesium
- 5.0 mg Norethandrolone
- 5.0 mg Nicotinamide (Vit B3)
- 5.0 mgDi-Isopropylamine dichloroacetate (DADA – Vit B15)
- 5.0 mg Methionine
- 1.5 mg Thiamine hydrochloride (Vit B1)
- 1.5 mg Calcium pantothenate (Vit B5)
- 4500 IU Retinyl acetate (Vit A)
- 1.0 mg dl-alpha Tocopheryl acetate (Vit E)
- 1.0 mg Thioctic acid
- 0.67 mg Riboflavine (Vit B2)
- 0.2 mg Pyridoxine hydrochloride (Vit B6)
- 450 IU Cholecalciferol (Vit D)
Indications
Anaplex is ideal in dogs and cats where the objective is to improve the appetite, promote weight gain, improve healing, and increase strength and vitality. Anaplex can also be used for post-surgical or post-traumatic convalescence, conditions requiring dietary supplementation, and when anorexia, ill thrift, weight loss, debility, cachexia, malnutrition and poor hair coat accompany disease, trauma, old age, injury or stress of physical training. Anaplex is beneficial in cases where calcium retention is required, such as osteoporosis, and for good bone growth. Animals with conditions requiring erythropoiesis in young and aged animals, such as aplastic anaemia and myeloproliferative disorders will also benefit from the use of Anaplex.
Dosage
For oral treatment only.
1 tablet / 10 kg body weight daily.
Treatment should be continued for at least several weeks, depending on the condition and response of the animal. In certain chronic conditions, especially in aged cats and dogs, treatment can be continued for several months. Duration of treatment should be determined under the advice of a veterinary surgeon.
