A nutritional supplement for the management of lower urinary tract function in cats to help maintain a healthy bladder.
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Medication could have a negative effect on the bladder
After bladder surgery, it could benefit your cat to maintain a healthy bladder wall
Bladder health is often found in cats with bladder stones
Bladder wall health can be caused by stress
A low water intake can lead to issues further down the line
Typical signs of bladder inflammation can include:
At VetPlus we believe vets are best placed to advise on the best course of action for your pet. If left, deterioration of the bladder wall could cause your cat some discomfort.
Our products are only available through veterinary practices. To find your closest vet practice stockist, please visit our Vet Search page.
Cystaid is presented in capsules and can be used for short or long term support. Capsules can be opened and mixed with food, or given whole.
Unless otherwise directed by your vet, capsules should be given twice daily for the first 3-4 weeks, then once a day if long term supplementation is required.
Contact the vet you purchased Cystaid from for guidance on the use of Cystaid for your pet. They’ll be able to provide specialised advice for your pet due to the records they keep. If you are unable to get the information you need from your vet, or if you bought Cystaid elsewhere, please contact us for assistance.
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