Vivaldis Ocoxin Pet Syrup 150ml Supplement for Dogs & Cats

Product Overview

• Name: Vivaldis Ocoxin Pet Syrup (150 ml) 

• Type: Nutritional / complementary therapy supplement (syrup form) for dogs & cats

• Intended Use / Indications:

  • As a supportive therapy in animals with cancer (adjunctive) 

  • To improve quality of life, reduce cachexia (weight loss/wasting) 

  • To help mitigate side effects of chemotherapy or post-surgery relapse

  • For general immune support, antioxidant benefits, and better vitality in pets under stress/illness 

Composition / Ingredients

According to listings, each 100 ml contains approximately:

• Glycine: 2,000 mg

• Glucosamine: 2,000 mg 

• Malic Acid: 1,200 mg 

• Arginine: 640 mg 

• Cysteine: 204 mg 

• Monoammonium glycerinate: 200 mg 

• Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C): 120 mg

• Zinc Sulfate: 80 mg 

• Green Tea Extract (EGCG): 25 mg 

• Calcium Pantothenate: 12 mg 

• Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6): 4 mg 

• Manganese Sulfate: 4 mg 

• Cinnamon extract: ~3 mg

• Folic Acid: 400 µg

• Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12): 2 µg 

• Preservatives: Sodium benzoate (100 mg), Potassium sorbate (100 mg) 

• Flavor / Sweetener: Maracuya aroma (~50 mg), sucralose (~24 mg)

Dosage & Administration

• Dosage: 1 ml per 5 kg body weight, given every 12 hours (twice daily) for both dogs and cats 

• It may be given directly or mixed with food (depending on palatability). Several sources mention it is formulated to be palatable.

• Treatment duration, interactions, and adjustment should be decided by a veterinarian depending on the animal’s condition.

Claims, Benefits & Mechanisms

• The manufacturer and sellers claim it shows anti-tumor / anticancer properties and works synergistically with chemotherapy.

• It is said to help reduce cachexia, improve appetite and vitality in pets under cancer therapy or recovery phases. 

• It is also claimed to help minimize side effects associated with aggressive chemotherapy or radiation therapy. 

• The antioxidant content (green tea extract, ascorbic acid, etc.) is meant to protect against oxidative stress / cellular damage. 

• It is marketed as a way to enhance immune function and overall “well-being” during illness or recovery. 

Precautions, Limitations & Notes

• The product is considered a complementary / supportive therapy, not a substitute for primary veterinary treatment. 

• Actual efficacy and safety (especially in different breeds, disease conditions, in combination with other drugs) may vary and are not fully documented in peer-reviewed literature (based on available public information).

• As with any supplement, potential for interaction with other medications, side effects, or contraindications exists, which is why veterinary oversight is essential.

• The manufacturer’s own site notes: “Dogs and cats: 1 ml per 5 kg every 12 hrs.” 

• Always consider the animal’s current health status (kidney, liver, metabolic conditions) before using supplements with multiple active ingredients.

• Use only as recommended; overdosing could risk adverse effects from cumulative compounds (e.g. too much zinc, etc.).