For use in anaemias resulting from Vitamin B12 deficiencies in horses, cattle, dogs and cats
They are not medicines, are not for human or animal consumption, and are supplied with no dosing or medical guidance
Combine Diet and Supplements for Optimal Intake Try to get your daily intake of vitamin B12 from food sources, such as liver, beef, shellfish, salmon, tuna, dairy, eggs, fortified cereals, and nutritional yeast
Follow-up blood work is the clinical gold standard, and we typically re-test after a set number of injections to confirm your levels are rising into a healthy range
Transcobalamin (TC) (he active form of B 12 )