Precautions Prior to taking vitamin B12, tell the physician that you have: A cold or an allergy that affects your nasal cavity and the signs you develop A kidney disease A liver disease Any kind of infection An iron deficiency A folic acid deficiency An allergy to vitamin B12 or cobalt A lebers disease as cyanocobalamin can trigger optical nerve damage and blindness A pregnancy, a plan to get pregnant or a breastfeeding baby.
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Super Vitamina is effective in treating anemia, and it is also an appetite stimulant an injectable veterinary solution, is recommended as a therapeutic agent in: allergies, dermatitis and other conditions that knows how to respond to the therapeutic action of anti-inflammatory corticosteroids
Safely Administering B12 Anyone can learn how to give a kitten supplemental B12, but there are always risks involved in injectionsso please seek hands-on training from a veterinarian
- Dogs, cats: 0.5-1ml/head/day