Vetina KBR 250 MG/ML 60 ML

Description:

Vetina KBr Tablets and Oral Suspension contains potassium bromide and cynocobalamine for management of epilepsy or seizures in dogs and cats. By preferential movement across neuronal membranes via gamma-aminobutyric (GABA) – activated chloride channels, bromide may aid in controlling seizures through hyperpolarization of neuronal cell membranes, leading to stabilization and decreased sensitivity of epileptic foci.

Class: Anti-epileptics
Indication / Usage:;
Seizures & Anxiety
Bromides are used both as primary therapy and as adjunctive therapy to control seizures in dogs that are not adequately controlled by phenobarbital alone.
While historically bromides were only recommended for use alone in patients suffering from phenobarbital hepatotoxicity, bromides are more frequently used as a drug of the first choice.
Dosage and administration:

To achieve a serum level of approximately 1 mg/mL, give 120 mg/kg PO daily for 5 days then reduce 30 mg/kg PO once daily.

To achieve a serum level of approximately 1.5 mg/mL, give 160 mg/kg PO for 5 days and then reduce to 40 mg/kg PO once daily thereafter.

Or As directed by Veterinarian. Avoid self-medication & Don’t use without supervision/ recommendation of a registered veterinary practitioner.

Manufactured/Mktd by: Vetina Healthcare LLP

Dosage form: Tablets and Suspension

Presentation:

Oral Suspension: Bottle of 60 ml

Ingredients & Composition:

Each ml contains:

Potassium bromide I.P…………..250 mg
Cyanocobalamin I.P……………….5 mcg
Pyridoxine Hydrochloride I.P….5 mg
Suspension base……………………q.s.
Flavor: Butterscotch, Vanilla.

Description:

Vetina KBr Tablets and Oral Suspension contains potassium bromide and cynocobalamine for management of epilepsy or seizures in dogs and cats. By preferential movement across neuronal membranes via gamma-aminobutyric (GABA) – activated chloride channels, bromide may aid in controlling seizures through hyperpolarization of neuronal cell membranes, leading to stabilization and decreased sensitivity of epileptic foci.

Class: Anti-epileptics
Indication / Usage:;
Seizures & Anxiety
Bromides are used both as primary therapy and as adjunctive therapy to control seizures in dogs that are not adequately controlled by phenobarbital alone.
While historically bromides were only recommended for use alone in patients suffering from phenobarbital hepatotoxicity, bromides are more frequently used as a drug of the first choice.
Dosage and administration:

To achieve a serum level of approximately 1 mg/mL, give 120 mg/kg PO daily for 5 days then reduce 30 mg/kg PO once daily.

To achieve a serum level of approximately 1.5 mg/mL, give 160 mg/kg PO for 5 days and then reduce to 40 mg/kg PO once daily thereafter.

Or As directed by Veterinarian. Avoid self-medication & Don’t use without supervision/ recommendation of a registered veterinary practitioner.