Corise Pregamyl Forte Tablet for Dogs and Cats

Pregamyl Forte Tablets contain pregabalin (GABA analogue) and methlycobalamin. This combination is effective in the management of epilepsy and neuropathic pain in pets with convenience of once daily dosing.

A fix dose of Pregabalin and Methyl cobalamin offers better efficacy than single molecule or Gabapentin. Pregabalin is structurally similar to gabapentin however delivers Higher Oral Bioavailability and also 3-10 times more potent. The overall reduction in mean pain visual analogue scale (VAS) score over 14 days was 72.3%. This reduction in VAS was significantly better than the first week.

• Composition:
  

  Each film-coated bilayered tablet contains
  Pregabalin IP 75 Mg
  (as sustained release form)
  Methyl cobalamin 1500 Mcg
  Colour sunset yellow FCF

• Class: GABA Analogue (Pain and Epilepsy Management)

Indications/Uses 

• Pregabalin used for treating
  Canines and Felines with idiopathic epilepsy
  Effective medication to control seizures
  Helpful in peripheral sensitization
  Lowers pain stimuli threshold (controls neuropathic pain)
  Helps in muscle cramp
  Hip dysplasia.

Directions for use: 

• Dogs: 4 mg/kg body weight twice daily
• Cats: 1-2 mg/kg body weight twice daily
• Or as directed by the veterinarian.

Suitable for Dogs and Cats

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