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Nutri-Plus Gel® is an energy-dense nutritional supplement designed to support cats and dogs with higher energy needs. Rich in vitamins and minerals, it’s an excellent way to boost your pet’s intake of energy and essential nutrients.
Nutri-Plus Gel® is ideal for:
Nutri-Plus Gel® can be used as a supplement alongside your pet’s usual food to support a complete diet. The convenient gel is tasty, highly digestible, and well-received by cats and dogs, providing fast-acting energy, vitamins and minerals when your pet needs them most.
Is Nutri-Plus Gel® suitable for my pet?
Nutri-Plus Gel® is suitable for situations in which cats or dogs are unable to meet their energy and nutritional needs from their regular diet alone. Examples include:
Nutri-Plus Gel® can be used as a supplement alongside your pet’s usual food.
Nutri-Plus Gel® is generally suitable for cats and dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages. However, you should always discuss your pet’s individual health needs with your vet first to make sure that Nutri-Plus Gel® is suitable for your pet’s specific circumstances.
Composition
Glucose syrup, Soybean oil, Fish oil, Sugar cane molasses, Hydrolysed animal Analytical constituents: Crude protein 1.2 %, crude fibre 2.2 %, crude fat 30.9 %, crude ash 2.3 %, vit A 57805 UI/kg, vit D3 5367 UI/kg, vit E 1022 UI/kg, niacinamide 399 mg/kg, vit B6 158 mg/kg, vit B12 0.5 mg/kg, magnesium 0.02 %, potassium 0.06 %, calcium 0.02 %, phosphorus 0.004 %, moisture 14.8%. Energy value: 18.28 MJ/kg. Nutritional additives: Vit D3*, Mn (manganous sulphate monohydrate) 179 mg*, Fe (iron(II) chelate of glycine hydrate) 92.4 mg. Technological additives: Sodium benzoate 1200 mg.
Dose:
Give 1 teaspoon per 5kg of body weight, twice daily. Nutri-Plus Gel® can be given alone or mixed with food.
Nutri-Plus Gel® is not a complete food and should not be used alone. It can be used to support food intake. Always discuss with a veterinary surgeon if your pet is not eating.
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If your cat have anorexia - The Nutri plus gel is a great solution. 10 - 20 after it has been given. My cat eat
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Very help for my sick cat
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My kitten loves the flavour of the gel. And it surely helped my skinny boy in gaining weight.
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This was a continuation of the same gel which I obtained from the vet but your gel was less expensive.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Nutri-Plus Gel High-Energy Supplement for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Lucy
Could Nutriplus Gel exacerbate diarrhea in cats with IBD?
NutriāPlus Gel can exacerbate diarrhea in cats with IBD due to its high fat, sugar, and magnesium content. That doesn't mean all IBD cats will have issues ā many tolerate small amounts. But caution, slow introduction, and veterinary guidance are essential.
Karla
We have a senior dog who was recently treated for pancreatitis and showed great improvement after three weeks of treatment. However, she experienced a flare-up a few days ago, despite being on a strict diet of gastro low-fat food and chicken breasts. She also receives a daily supplement of Nutri-Gel. Since Nutri-Gel contains high-fat ingredients, could it have contributed to the flare-up?
As you are already under the direction of a vet, unfortunately we are unable to provide any further advice. We would suggest that you contact your vet on this occasion as they already have a treatment plan set out for you.
joan
12 year old dog, mongrel, rescue. Has had digestive issues all his life. Vet always said IBD. Now scan shows enlarged pancreas, with possible cyst. Stomach gurgles then brings up bile in mornings. On famotidine for acid reflux. Happens about once a week. He generally recovers by lunchtime and I have given him nutri-plus gel all his life which he loves. Recent allergy test proves positive for many foods including rice, eggs milk soya ++ Is it O.k. to give him the nutri-plus which contains soy etc. in view of allergies and low fat required. Thank you
Nutri-Plus is a very safe vitamin/nutritional supplement but it does contain some ingredients that your dog may be reacting to. I recommend trialling off the gel for now. If there is no improvement within 8 weeks off the gel then it is unlikely causing any issues and you are safe to restart.
It is however always best to run any dietary changes past the vet who is treating your animal just in case.
Lorraine Spurgeon
Our 7 year old Norweigan Forest Cat has been diagnosed with CKD with Proteinurea and high globulin ( protein in blood). He is also borderline anemic which is why I would like to give him NutriGel as a "pick me up". He is on Semintra for the Proteinurea and Famotidine to control acid although only 2 more days of this. Also receiving B12 injection from the vets. He does like the gel and feel he needs the boost but wanted to double check its ok to use for CKD cat. We are trying to keep him on low protein and low phosphorus diet.
The main thing for your cat is probably a low protein, low phosphorus diet along with the other products you are giving. The Nutri-Plus Gel is OK to give if a "pick-me-up" is needed on a particular occasion, but it might not be a good idea on a regular basis. It is high in energy and might leave him feeling less inclined to eat his normal food. I think if you do use it the vitamin and energy content could be a definite help, but you should ensure that he is still eating his appropriate kidney diet properly. The kidney diet will have a full range of all the nutrients he needs in it, so really that should be the best food for him.
