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Ursodeoxycholic acid is a bile acid used to support liver function and bile flow. This is a human-licensed medicine, prescribed by your vet under the veterinary prescribing cascade for dogs and cats with certain liver and biliary conditions, when no authorised veterinary alternative is suitable. Supplied as 150mg tablets, pack of 60.
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Ursodeoxycholic acid is a bile acid. There is no UK-authorised veterinary (VMD) medicine containing ursodeoxycholic acid for dogs or cats — this product is a human-licensed medicine that your vet has prescribed for your pet under the veterinary prescribing cascade, when no authorised veterinary alternative is suitable for the case.
What it’s used for
Vets commonly prescribe ursodeoxycholic acid in dogs and cats to support bile flow and liver function in conditions such as chronic hepatitis, cholestasis and some congenital biliary conditions, as part of an ongoing treatment plan set by your vet.
Pack size
150mg tablets, pack of 60.
How it’s given
Give the dose your vet has prescribed, exactly as directed, usually with food and as part of long-term management. Do not change the dose or stop treatment without veterinary advice.
Safety information
Not for use in acute cholecystitis or cholangitis, biliary obstruction, or hypersensitivity to bile acids
Requires periodic liver-function monitoring during treatment
Tell your vet about all other medicines your pet is taking — antacids, cholestyramine and some antibiotics can interact
Possible effects include soft stools or diarrhoea; contact your vet if you notice anything unusual
Keep out of reach of children. Seek medical advice if a person accidentally swallows any
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