U-Vita oral gel vitamin supplement for cats. The Urano Vet laboratory has developed this line of nutritional supplements for dogs and cats, with an excellent flavor. Its complete formula contains all the essential vitamins, minerals and amino acids for the maintenance of vital functions and the recovery of your pets energy and vitality. This delicious-tasting paste is specially designed to prevent nutritional deficiencies in your cat. It is particularly suitable for supplementing the diet of cats with increased nutritional needs or deficiencies, such as pregnant and lactating cats, weak kittens, growing cats, cats with illnesses, those recovering from surgery, those experiencing loss of appetite, or any other condition requiring extra nutrients. This paste provides exceptional energy and nutritional support. Its complete formula includes 11 vitamins and 8 essential minerals, and also incorporates taurine and omega-6 fatty acids which, combined with biotin and zinc, promote healthy skin and a lustrous, shiny coat. Ingredients: cereal extract, oils, vitamins, minerals, water. Composition per 100 gr: Vitamin A 27500 IU, Vitamin B1 5000 μg, Vitamin B2 25000 μg, Vitamin B6 5000 μg, Vitamin B12 125 μg, Vitamin D 1000 IU, Vitamin E 275 mg, pantothenic acid 55000 μg, Niacin 62500 μg, folic acid 1000 μg, Iron 25 mg, Cobalt 2 mg, Manganese 7.5 mg, Zinc 7.5 mg, Iodine 2.5 mg, Phosphorus 3.5 mg, Calcium 4.4 mg, Potassium 2.8 mg, Taurine 125 mg, Biotin 25 mg, gamma linolenic acid (omega 6) 400 mg. Energy: 550 Kcal/100 gr. Dosage: administer 1 cm of gel to kittens and 2 cm of gel to adult cats per day. In weakened and convalescent adult cats, without any other additional source of food, it is recommended to administer 4 cm of gel per day, applied in several doses. Administer directly into the mouth, place on one of the front paws for licking, or mix with food. In most cases, animals will readily accept this delicious paste. Do not administer concurrently with vitamin D supplements. Available in 50g containers. Use of this medication should be supervised by a veterinarian. We advise you to consult your regular veterinarian or contact us through the Veterinary Consultations section with any questions.