VetOne Vitamin K1 (phytonadione 50 mg) are beef flavored chewable tablets for use in dogs (over 22 lbs) to counter hypoprothrombi-nemia induced by digestion of coumarin-based compounds, common ingredients of commercial rodenticides, and other drug-induced hypoprothrombinemia where it is definitely shown that the result is due to interference with Vitamin K metabolism (e.g., salicylates). Recommended for use in follow-up therapy only after administration of Vitamin K-1 Injection and hospitalization is no longer required.
What is VetOne Vitamin K1 for Dogs 50 mg, 50 Chewable Tablets?
VetOne Vitamin K1 (phytonadione 50 mg) are beef flavored chewable tablets for use in dogs (over 22 lbs) to counter hypoprothrombi-nemia induced by digestion of coumarin-based compounds, common ingredients of commercial rodenticides, and other drug-induced hypoprothrombinemia where it is definitely shown that the result is due to interference with Vitamin K metabolism (e.g., salicylates).
Who is VetOne Vitamin K1 for Dogs 50 mg, 50 Chewable Tablets for?
Dogs (over 22 lbs)
Why use VetOne Vitamin K1 for Dogs 50 mg, 50 Chewable Tablets?
-Counteracts hypoprothrombinemia which can increase the risk of bleeding
-Can be given to pets after accidental ingestion of certain rodent pesticides
-Palatable beef flavored chewable tablets improve daily dosing compliance
-Affordable and more convenient to dose
-Scored tablets provide flexible and accurate dosing
How does VetOne Vitamin K1 for Dogs 50 mg, 50 Chewable Tablets work?
Vitamin K1 is used by the body to form prothrombin, which is a protein used in blood clotting.
VetOne
Phytonadione 50 mg
How is VetOne Vitamin K1 for Dogs 50 mg, 50 Chewable Tablets sold?
50 mg, 50 chewable tablet bottle
What special precautions are there?
Keep out of reach of children and animals
Contact your nearest animal hospital
How can I store VetOne Vitamin K1 for Dogs 50 mg, 50 Chewable Tablets?
Protect product from light at all times. Store at room temperature.
Vitamin K1 Chewable Tablets (50 mg) Dosage And Administration: Dogs
Hypoprothrombinemia (with hemorrhage)-Administer orally at the rate of 2.5-5 mg/kg of body weight (1 tablet per each 44 pounds of body weight for lower dosage or 1 tablet per each 22 pounds of body weight for higher dosage) daily as conditions require up to 3 weeks. Frequency and amount of oral administration should be guided by regular determination of prothrombin time. The smallest effective dose should be sought to minimize the risk of adverse reactions.
Administer orally at the rate of 2.5-5 mg/kg of body weight (1 tablet per each 44 pounds of body weight for lower dosage or 1 tablet per each 22 pounds of body weight for higher dosage) daily as conditions require up to 3 weeks. Frequency and amount of oral administration should be guided by regular determination of prothrombin time. The smallest effective dose should be sought to minimize the risk of adverse reactions.
