Yes, Azodyl is formulated for use in both cats and dogs. It is available in capsules that can be given whole or opened and mixed with food, depending on the pet’s preference and the veterinarian’s recommendation. The dosage and administration guidelines may vary based on the pet’s size, weight, and specific needs, so it’s essential to consult with a veterinarian for personalized advice.

The time frame for seeing results from Azodyl can vary depending on the individual pet’s condition and the stage of kidney disease. Some pet owners report observing improvements in their pet’s energy levels, appetite, and overall well-being within a few weeks of starting Azodyl. However, for others, it may take longer to notice tangible benefits. Consistent and long-term use is often necessary to achieve the best outcomes.

No, a prescription is not required to purchase Azodyl. It is available over the counter through various online retailers, veterinary clinics, and pet supply stores. However, it is strongly recommended to consult with a veterinarian before starting any new supplement, including Azodyl, to ensure it is appropriate for your pet’s health condition and needs.

Yes, Azodyl can generally be used in conjunction with other medications. It is designed to support kidney function and is often part of a broader treatment plan for pets with kidney disease, which may include other medications and dietary adjustments. It’s important to discuss all current and planned medications with your veterinarian to avoid any potential interactions and to tailor the treatment plan to your pet’s specific needs.

The capsules are intended to be administered as presented. Anecdotal evidence suggests that there is efficacy in BUN and creatinine reduction when the product is administered on the food. We are investigating: reduction of counts and BUN reduction if administered other than directed. These results should be available in a couple months. Best results are observed when administered whole.