Sihil Sucralpet (Sucralfate) Oral Suspension for Dogs and Cats

Sucralpet Oral Suspension contains sucralfate which is an anti-ulcer agent that is theorized to react with stomach acids to form a protective barrier at ulcer sites. This barrier is resistant to the common digestive agents in the stomach.

• Composition:
  Each 5 ml suspension contains
  Sucralfate USP 500 mg
  in a flavoured base.

Indications/Uses 

• Sucralfate is used in the treatment and prevention of oral (mouth), oesophagus (food tube), stomach and intestinal ulcers.
• Sucralfate promotes healing in Dogs and Cats with ulcers or erosions (shallow depressions in the stomach lining).
• Sucralfate may be useful in preventing Gastritis (stomach inflammation) caused by ulcerogenic drugs.
• Another use is in the management of acid reflux disease to reduce Injury to the oesophagus.

Directions for use: 

• The typical dose administered to Adult Dogs is 250-1000 mg
• Small dogs and cats often receive 250-500 mg every six to eight hours.
• The treatment period is 5 to 7 days or as directed by the Veterinarian. Route of
• Administration may be oral or rectal Enema.

Suitable for Dogs & Cats

Disclosure:
A licensed vendor partner will deliver this medicine to you. Once the pharmacy accepts your order, the details of the pharmacy will be shared with you. Acceptance of your order is based on the validity of your doctor's prescription and the availability of the medicine.

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