Medications & Supplements for cats

Medication

For various conditions such as kidney problems, urinary tract infections, diarrhea, or thyroid issues, it may be necessary to administer medication to cats. It is important that when your cat is ill, you consult a veterinarian first. Most medications need to be prescribed by a veterinarian and are not available over the counter. However, some medications are available without a prescription. At Petduka, we offer:

- Zymoral
- Lacriforte Drops
- Otimectin Ear Gel
- Diarsanyl Plus

In addition to medication, we also sell supplements for cats. It is possible to administer medication and supplements in combination to enhance their effectiveness, but this does not apply to all combinations.

Supplements

If your cat has a varied diet, supplements are often not necessary. However, supplements can play a preventive role in the onset of ailments, so it can still be beneficial to give supplements to a healthy cat. Additionally, there may be situations where supplements are necessary for a cat. Your cat may have just undergone surgery, resulting in lowered immunity. Perhaps you have an older cat experiencing painful and stiff joints, or your cat is suffering from dementia, anxiety, or stress. In such cases, supplements are needed to improve the well-being of the cat. It is possible to administer dietary supplements by sprinkling them over food or giving them as treats. Besides dietary supplements, we also offer supplements in various forms such as tablets/capsules, sprays, vaporizers, beverages, and pastes/oils.

Types of dietary supplements for your cat:

- Supplements for healthy skin and coat
- Supplements for bones and joints
- Supplements for better immunity
- Calming supplements for anxiety or stress

Administering medication and dietary supplements

Before administering supplements or medication to your cat, it is important to consult a veterinarian first. It is crucial to choose the right supplements or medication as each cat is unique. It is also unwise to combine medication and supplements without veterinary advice due to potential contradictions in the mechanism of action.