Phoslure Tablet for Pets

Give Phoslure Tablet for Pets with meals as directed by the veterinarian, as it needs to mix with food in the stomach to effectively bind dietary phosphorus. Follow the recommended dosing schedule consistently to maintain controlled phosphorus levels. Combine the treatment with a kidney-friendly diet for the best result.

Phoslure Tablet for Pets is generally well tolerated; however, it may reduce the absorption of certain vitamins from food. Over time, this can lead to nutritional deficiencies if not monitored. Your veterinarian may recommend vitamin supplementation during treatment to maintain proper nutrition.

Phoslure Tablet for Pets should not be used in animals with low blood phosphorus levels, bowel obstruction, or known hypersensitivity to sevelamer. Because this medicine can interfere with the absorption of several oral medications, it should be administered separately as advised by a veterinarian. Regular veterinary monitoring is important to ensure phosphorus levels remain controlled.

• Treatment of High phosphate levels in blood

$name should be given orally with meals as directed by your veterinarian. Administer the medicine consistently with each meal to achieve the best control of blood phosphorus levels.

• Always give Phoslure Tablet for Pets with meals, as it works by binding phosphorus present in food.
• Complement the treatment with a kidney-friendly, low-phosphorus diet to improve treatment effectiveness.
• Administer other oral medicines at least 1 hour before or 3 hours after Phoslure Tablet for Pets to avoid reduced absorption.
• Monitor your pet’s appetite, weight, and overall activity during treatment and report any changes to your veterinarian.