Felimazole 5mg/ml 30 ml

Veterinary Analysis of FELIMAZOLE 5MG/ML 30 ML

Felimazole 5 mg/ml oral solution is a leading antithyroid treatment for cats diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, a common endocrine disease in geriatric felines. Its active ingredient, methimazole, inhibits the synthesis of thyroid hormones, allowing for effective, safe, and customizable clinical control based on the patient's needs. This product is supported by pharmacological studies and clinical protocols in feline medicine, making it a key tool in both the chronic and preoperative treatment of hyperthyroidism.

Analytical Composition and Actives

• Active principle: Thiamazol (Methimazole) 5 mg per ml
• Excipients: Glycerol, ethanol, citric acid, artificial flavoring and purified water
• Format: Liquid oral solution in a 30 ml bottle
• Includes: Dosing syringe for precise administration

Dosage and Correct Administration

The recommended starting dose is 0,5 mg/kg every 12 hours , adjustable according to clinical response and blood T4 levels. For example, a 4 kg cat would start with 2 mg twice daily (0,4 ml per dose). The medication should be administered orally directly using the syringe, preferably at the same time each day.

Important: Dosages must be individualized by the treating veterinarian after laboratory analysis. Treatment is generally lifelong, with check-ups every 3-6 weeks in the initial phases and every 3-6 months for maintenance.

Safety, Side Effects and Contraindications

• Common side effects: Anorexia, vomiting, lethargy, facial itching, leukopenia.
• Precautions: Monitor liver and kidney function and hematological profiles before and during treatment.
• Contraindicated in: Pregnant cats, lactating cats, cats with severe liver disease or immunodeficiencies.
• Interactions: It may potentiate the effects of anticoagulants or immunosuppressant drugs.

Regular clinical follow-up is critical to ensure therapeutic efficacy and prevent hematological or hepatic complications.

Differential Benefits at CUCUVET

• 100% original product with pharmaceutical traceability
• Free specialized after-sales veterinary advice
• Express refrigerated and secure shipping nationwide
• Immediate availability with guaranteed stock
• Exclusive discounts for frequent purchases
• Automatic reminders to avoid interruptions in treatment

Frequently Asked Questions about Felimazole 5mg/ml 30ml

• How quickly does Felimazole work in cats with hyperthyroidism?
  Clinical improvement is usually observed within 7 to 21 days, with progressive reduction of serum T4 after the first week of treatment.
• Can Felimazole cure hyperthyroidism?
  No, it's a management treatment. Feline hyperthyroidism is a chronic disease that requires ongoing medication or definitive intervention such as surgery or radioactive iodine.
• Does Felimazole affect kidney function?
  In some cases, when hyperthyroidism is controlled, underlying kidney failure may be revealed. Therefore, it is vital to monitor kidney function during treatment.
• Can I stop the treatment if the cat improves?
  No. Abrupt discontinuation can cause severe relapses. Any adjustments should be made under veterinary supervision.
• How should I store Felimazole?
  Store at room temperature (15-25°C) in its original packaging, protected from light. Use within 2 months of opening.
• What happens if I miss a dose?
  Administer the dose as soon as you remember, unless it is almost time for your next dose. In that case, skip the missed dose and continue with your regular schedule. Do not double the dose.
• Can Felimazole be mixed with food?
  Yes, although direct administration with a syringe is recommended. If mixed with wet food, ensure the cat consumes it completely.
• Does CUCUVET offer home delivery of Felimazole?
  Yes, we offer nationwide shipping within 24-48 hours, with secure packaging and real-time tracking.
• Does the product require a veterinary prescription?
  Yes. Felimazole is a veterinary prescription medication. CUCUVET validates prescriptions before delivery.
• What checks should be done during treatment?
  Blood count, liver and kidney biochemistry, and thyroid profile every 3-6 weeks initially, then every 3-6 months according to clinical evolution.