Is Azodyl good for dogs?

Azodyl® is a brand name for a probiotic supplement used to support kidney health in cats and dogs that have kidney disease.

How long does Azodyl take to work in dogs?

How long will it take? A: Depending on the overall health state of the animal the reduction in BUN and creatine can occur as soon as two weeks but certainly we can see a reduction by the time of the next re-check (usually 1 month).

Do I need a prescription for Azodyl?

Azodyl is an over-the-counter (OTC) product that does not require a prescription.

Are probiotics good for dogs with kidney disease?

Diet supplemented with prebiotics, probiotics and antioxidants is safe for dogs with CKD. The synergic effect of prebiotics, probiotics and antioxidants included in the supplement under study shows the maintenance of a good nutritional status and the improvement of blood and urinary parameters in dogs with CKD.

What are the side effects of Azodyl in dogs?

What are the potential side effects?

• Adverse effects with Azodyl are rare. Notify your veterinarian if your pet becomes listless, vomits, or is not producing any urine.
• Although side effects are rare, pets with CKD are usually on several medications. If you notice anything unusual, contact your veterinarian.

Can a dog overdose on Azodyl?

There are no known cases of pets overdosing on Azodyl.

How do you give Azodyl to a dog?

How do you use Azodyl?

1. Capsules should be administered whole and not opened or crushed.
2. Administer at least one hour before or two hours after a meal.
3. It is ideal to give this supplement at the same time every day.
4. Always provide free access to fresh water when using Azodyl.

Can dogs overdose on Azodyl?

How does Azodyl work for dogs?

“Azodyl supports the kidneys by working in the bowel,” Linn explains. “It represents a breakthrough treatment in the management of azotemia in pets.” Azodyl’s enteric-coated capsules protect the beneficial bacteria from digestive tract acids until they get to the bowel, where they dissolve.

Is chicken OK for dogs with kidney disease?

Ideally, Dr. Mahaney says, you would be feeding your dog “fresh, cooked, moisture-rich, lean protein sources, including chicken or turkey breast, or defatted beef.”