Sitalan SE TVM tablets for older dogs and cats support the physiological functions of aging animals (asthenia, fatigue, loss of energy, etc.). Sitalan helps meet the physiological needs of senescent crystalline lenses in dogs and cats.
Sitalan is a dietary supplement for dogs and cats. It meets the needs of the aging crystalline lens and supports the physiological functions of older animals (fatigue, loss of tone, asthenia, etc.). It comes in tablet form, which is easy to give to cats and dogs thanks to its palatability.
Older cats and dogs may suffer from cataracts. This is a clouding of the crystalline lens, the part of the eye that acts as a lens. With age, the lens can become cloudy, causing discomfort and, in particular, bumping.
Sitalan tablets provide vitamins and amino acids to replenish glutathione, an antioxidant molecule that normally protects against free radicals. Its concentration is very high in the healthy lens, but lower in the opacified lens. A drop in glutathione is also present in other diseases commonly associated with old age. It helps to restore the production of these molecules by providing vitamins C and E as well as amino acids.
This pet food supplement also provides vitamin E and selenium, with their antioxidant properties, to counteract free radicals, the destabilizing elements responsible for accelerating the aging of the body's cells. Thanks to Sitalan from TVM Laboratories, you can help your pet feel better and accept aging more easily. Sitalan is a complementary food for animals.
TVM's Sitalan SE tablets are a food supplement specially designed for older dogs and cats. They meet the needs of the aging lens and support the physiological functions of the animal when it reaches a certain age, facing challenges such as fatigue, reduced tone, and asthenia. This product comes in the form of easy-to-administer tablets, and is well appreciated by animals thanks to their good palatability.
A key aspect of the Sitalan SE formula is its support for the aging crystalline lens. The crystalline lens is the lens inside the eye that focuses light onto the retina. With age, the crystalline lens can undergo changes that affect the animal's vision. Sitalan SE contains essential nutrients that help maintain the health of the crystalline lens, contributing to better visual acuity for your senior dog or cat.
As our pets age, they can experience a variety of physiological problems such as fatigue, reduced energy and asthenia (muscle weakness). Sitalan SE is formulated to support these essential physiological functions. It contains ingredients that help revitalize your pet, giving it more energy and vitality to enjoy its daily life to the full.
We also offer Tonivit cure de vitamines TVM, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
| Pet weight | No. of tablets per day |
| < 7 kg | 1/2 tablet |
| 7 to 11 kg | 1 tablet |
| 12 to 25 kg | 2 tablets |
| Over 25 kg | 3 tablets |
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
For internal use by dogs and cats. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a clean, dry place.
Cystine....................................................................................45 mg
Glutamic acid......................................................................45 mg
Glycine....................................................................................20 mg
Vitamin E...............................................................................20 mg
Vitamin C...............................................................................40 mg
Organic selenium of natural origin..........................................25µg
Excipient q.s.p.....................................................1 palatable tablet
Presentation - Packaging
Sitalan SE TVM tablets for senior dogs and cats are available from our online pharmacy in 15-20 day monthly or continuous courses.
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