Doléonat 4 - cats & dogs <10 kg - Packs of 6, 12, 18 or 24 units

Specifications of the article « Doléonat 4 - cats & dogs <10 kg - Packs of 6, 12, 18 or 24 units »

• Net volume : 15 ML per unit
• Natural Cannabidiol content: 400 mg per unit
• Natural omega-3 DHA content : 1800 mg per unit
• Composition : MCT oil (capric triglyceride), microalgae oil rich in omega-3 DHA (schizochytrium sp.), hemp seed oil (cannabis sativa L.) rich in tocopherols, hemp extract rich in cannabidiol (CBD), rosemary extract (rosmarinus officinalis L.)
• Instructions for use : Transmucosal oral administration Apply DOLEONAT 4 by spraying onto the gingival mucosa by lifting the lip. No need to open the patient's mouth. The microdroplets stick to the mucosal surface and deliver the active ingredients. Preferably do not swallow directly or mix with food. Product under veterinary prescription. Can only be issued by a veterinarian.
• Recommended dosage : 1 to 2 sprays, 1 to 2 times per day per 12 kg of body weight. Dosage to be adapted to the patient and the therapeutic protocol in place. Contact our veterinarian for more information.
• Protocol recommendations : We could quote the DMV Poitte “Start Slow, Go slow & Stay low”. For some individuals you will only begin to appreciate the benefit after 1 to 2 weeks of administration. For the vast majority you will notice the benefits after 1 to 2 days. For cats suffering from chronic gingivostomatitis (GSCF), many colleagues notice improvement within an hour. We are at your disposal to support you in the implementation of DOLEONAT, ask by email to be put in touch with a colleague: info@doleonat.com. A colleague will contact you and assist you in setting up the protocol.
• Characteristics : Treatment rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids (Omega-3: DHA EPA), cannabinoids, polyphenols and Vit E. Known benefits of CBD, CBG and minor cannabinoids used in addition to global and multidisciplinary therapeutic protocols. Therapeutic areas and pathologies for which colleagues additionally prescribe DOLEONAT are: - Osteoarticular disorders: osteoarthritis, herniated discs - Feline chronic stomato-gingivitis - Syringomyelia - Pain: cancerous, peripheral neuropathic, chronic, post-operative - Feline hyperesthesia - End of life , palliative care