Thiamine B1 for Pets – Neurological & Energy Support

Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B1) Injection is a fast-acting, essential supplement that acts to support nervous system function, energy metabolism, and overall health in pets. The injectable solution is commonly used in the treatment of thiamine deficiency in dogs and cats due to poor diet, illness, or other health conditions. Thiamine is used in carbohydrate metabolism and is essential to neurological function; deficiency will lead to weakness, seizures, and loss of appetite. Suggested by veterinarians and easily absorbed, this injection provides an instant source of supplementation when the oral route is unavailable.

Benefits:

• Supports Nervous System Health – Required for brain and nerve function in cats and dogs.
• Treats Thiamine Deficiency – Averts neurological symptoms such as weakness and seizures.
• Rapid-Acting Injectable Formula – Possesses immediate absorption and action.
• Required for Energy Metabolism – Helps in proper digestion and utilization of nutrients.
• Veterinary-Approved for Pets – Safe for use in dogs, cats, and other small pets under veterinary care.

Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.

When do pets need a Thiamine injection?

Thiamine injections are needed when pets show deficiency signs, which consist of loss of appetite, lethargy, incoordination, or convulsions. It is applied regularly in malnutrition, gastrointestinal disease, or chronic illness when the body's ability to absorb vitamins is compromised.

How is Thiamine Hydrochloride administered?

This injection is given most frequently SC, IM, or IV, based on the degree of deficiency. Always follow the veterinarian's instructions as to dosage and administration.

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FAQ

What is Thiamine Hydrochloride B1 Injection for animals?

Thiamine (Vitamin B1) Injection is indicated for thiamine deficiency associated with neurological disturbances, inappetence, or muscle weakness in animals. It is indicated in dogs, cats, and small animals.

Which Animals Are to Be Treated with Thiamine B1 Injection?

The injections are used for thiamine supplementation in deficiency, or disease, or for the management of excessive energy demands in dogs, cats, and other small animals.

Use of Thiamine B1 Injection?

This injection, under the care of a veterinarian, is usually given intramuscularly (IM), under the skin (SQ), or intravenously (IV).

What are the manifestations of thiamine deficiency in pets?

Manifestations of deficiency include anorexia, weakness, tremors, seizures, abnormal gait, and paralysis in advanced stages.

Is a prescription necessary to buy Thiamine B1 Injection?

Yes, a veterinarian's prescription is generally necessary to acquire and give this injectable solution.

Can it be used daily as a vitamin supplement?

No, Thiamine B1 Injection is normally reserved for when a deficiency has been diagnosed. Oral vitamin B1 products are given for daily supplementation.