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Felanorm (Methimazole) Oral Suspension for Cats - 5mg/mL, 30 mL - [Thyroid Support]

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Felanorm (Methimazole) Oral Suspension for Cats - 5mg/mL, 30 mL - [Thyroid Support]
$29.40Reg $32.93
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Description

Felanorm® (methimazole) Oral Solution is an easy-to-administer, honey-flavored treatment for feline hyperthyroidism. FDA-approved and now available, Felanorm allows more accurate dose titration without the stress and struggles associated with pills, potentially leading to increased compliance and improved treatment outcomes.

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Felanorm® is the first FDA-approved oral solution for hyperthyroidism. As a veterinary best practice, an FDA-approved drug should always be the first-line treatment when selecting a dosage form.6

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