Virbac : Pronefra Oral Suspension For Dogs & Cats

Pronefra is a veterinary renal support supplement by Virbac, formulated as a palatable liquid suspension to maintain kidney function balance in dogs and cats through targeted nutritional support.

Key Benefits & Mechanism

• Phosphorus Control: Decreases dietary availability of phosphorus through intestinal binding
• Toxin Management: Binds uremic toxins in the intestines
• Blood Pressure Support: Helps maintain balanced blood pressure
• Active Ingredients: Calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, hydrolyzed fish protein, vegetable chitosan

Dosage & Administration

• Cats: 1ml per 4kg body weight, twice daily
• Dogs: 1ml per 5kg body weight, twice daily

How to Give:

• Administer twice daily with food or close to mealtime
• Use provided measuring syringe
• Can be mixed with food or given directly
• Ensure fresh water is always available

Product Sizes & Supply Duration

• 60ml bottle: 1-month supply for 4kg cat
• 180ml bottle: 3-month supply for 4kg cat OR 1-month supply for 15kg dog

Storage Instructions

• Temperature: Store at room temperature
• Once opened: Use within 6 months
• Preparation: Shake before each use (suspension formula)
• Shelf stability: No refrigeration required

Clinical Applications

• Early CKD Management: Recommended from early stages of chronic kidney disease
• Elevated Phosphorus: Used when increased phosphorus blood levels detected
• Combination Therapy: Can be combined with renal prescription diets
• IRIS Guidelines: Supports phosphate restriction for CKD stages 2, 3, and 4

Treatment Duration

• Initial phase: Typically administered for several months
• Long-term use: May be required lifelong in CKD patients
• Monitoring: Treatment duration determined by veterinarian based on patient condition

Important Notes

• Veterinary supervision: Always use as advised by veterinarian
• Classification: Feed supplement for pets, not for medicinal use
• Palatability: Highly palatable liquid suspension for easy administration

Note: Supplement supports overall health but does not replace veterinary care. Consult your veterinarian for proper nutritional assessment and comprehensive care plans.