Saylan Medicare Ranpal 100ml Syrup for Dogs and Cats

Ranpal Veterinary Syrup by Saylan Medicare is a veterinary oral liquid containing Ranitidine Hydrochloride, an H2-receptor antagonist that reduces gastric acid secretion. It is formulated for veterinary use and may be used by veterinarians as part of the management of certain acid-related gastrointestinal conditions in animals.

Its liquid formulation allows convenient oral administration when prescribed by a veterinary professional.

Key Features

• Veterinary oral syrup formulated for animal use
• Contains Ranitidine Hydrochloride
• Helps reduce gastric acid secretion
• Convenient liquid formulation for oral administration
• Suitable for use in veterinary treatment when recommended by a veterinarian
• 100 ml pack

Composition

Ranitidine Hydrochloride – 75 mg per 5 ml
Please verify the strength against the manufacturer's current label before publishing this specification.

Uses

Ranitidine may be used in veterinary medicine for certain acid-related gastrointestinal conditions, including conditions involving gastric irritation, gastritis, reflux, or ulcers, depending on the animal species and the veterinarian's clinical assessment.

Directions for Use

Shake well before use. Administer orally only according to the dosage and duration recommended by a qualified veterinarian. The appropriate dose can vary depending on the animal's species, weight, condition, and other medications being administered.

Important Information

• For veterinary use only.
• Use only under veterinary guidance.
• Do not administer without professional advice.
• Do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Inform your veterinarian about other medicines the animal is receiving.
• Store according to the manufacturer's instructions and keep away from children.
• Check the product's batch number, expiry date, and packaging before use.

Note: Ranitidine is subject to important regulatory safety considerations in some countries because of concerns about NDMA impurities. Regulatory authorities have taken different approaches over time, so the product's current legal/quality status and intended use should be verified before sale or administration.