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Toss Tossliv+ Nutritional Syrup 200ml for Dogs & Cats - Liver & Appetite Support
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Toss Tossliv+ Syrup 200ml for Dogs & Cats - Liver & Appetite Support
Toss Tossliv+ is a veterinary nutritional syrup for dogs and cats. The current product information lists liver extract, B-complex vitamins, lysine, appetite-support ingredients, and a sorbitol-based syrup. Use only according to the product label and a veterinarian's instructions for the individual pet.
Composition Listed on the Product Information
- Liver extract
- B-complex vitamins
- Lysine
- Appetite-support ingredients as listed by the manufacturer
- Sorbitol-based syrup
Product Details
- Dosage form: oral syrup
- Net volume: 200 ml
- For dogs and cats under label or veterinary direction
- Confirm the complete formulation, ingredient amounts, expiry, storage, and precautions on the sealed pack
Directions and Safety
Administer only the amount and frequency stated on the label or recommended by a registered veterinarian. Shake well before use only if directed on the product label. Do not guess a dose from the bottle size or use a human supplement dose.
- Ask a veterinarian before use in puppies, kittens, pregnant or nursing animals, elderly pets, or pets with liver, kidney, digestive, or other medical conditions
- Tell the veterinarian about all medicines, supplements, and fortified foods the pet receives
- Do not combine with another liver product, B-complex supplement, lysine product, appetite product, or fortified supplement without veterinary advice
- This supplement does not replace examination, diagnosis, or prescribed treatment for poor appetite, weight loss, vomiting, jaundice, lethargy, or other illness signs
- Stop use and seek veterinary advice for vomiting, diarrhoea, worsening appetite, unusual weakness, or another unexpected reaction
- Store exactly as directed on the label and keep out of reach of children and pets
Persistent appetite loss, weight change, vomiting, yellowing of the eyes or gums, or other concerning signs require prompt veterinary assessment.
