Phos-Bind
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Phos-Bind
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Give 100 mg/kg daily with meals. Dosage should be adjusted based on serial serum phosphorus determinations every 2-4 weeks or as indicated.
Phos-Bind Aluminum Hydroxide Powder for Cats and Dogs
What is Phos-Bind?
Phos-Bind is a hypoallergenic supplement that helps support kidney health and normal function. The active ingredient, Aluminum Hydroxide a phosphorus binder, can be used to reduce phosphate levels which supports kidney function. Phos-Bind is safe for use in both cats and dogs.
How should Phos-Bind be used?
Phos-Bind should be given with meals, the dosage is 100 milligrams/kilogram. Phos-Bind should be used in consultation with your pet’s veterinarian and serial serum phosphorus determinations should be used to adjust dosage every 2 to 4 weeks.
Active Ingredients Per 1 scoop:
Aluminum Hydroxide (USP) | 500mg |
35 g powder contains 250 mg of Aluminum Hydroxide
Inactive Ingredients: None
Directions For Use:
Give 100 mg/kg daily with meals. Dosage should be adjusted based on serial serum phosphorus determinations every 2-4 weeks or as indicated.
- Phos-Bind 35g container = 90 scoops
- Phos-Bind 200g container = 200 scoops
Review Summary
84 total reviews
Rated 4.75 out of 5 stars
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
71 5 star reviews
6 4 star reviews
6 3 star reviews
1 2 star reviews
0 1 star reviews
Most Liked Positive Review
Will be buying this product again
I use this product for my small Papillion that is in kidney failure her Veterinarian told me to mix 1 teaspoon daily in her food it's a great product is giving my dog her appetite back where she is able to eat some food Now
Most Liked Negative Review
I would evaluate calcium based alternatives
A minute dose in each meal for our kidney compromised feline. We use a total of 1/8 teaspoon per day.
This product does seem to cause some constipation in some pets.
Reviews
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Vet recommended
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderVet recommended for my senior cat with low phosphorous level. Ahe seems to be doing kuch better🙏-
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Rudy
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Fast service!
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderGot a container for my dog with kidney disease, easy to hide the granules in food and it comes with an easy measuring scoop. Easy ordering, arrived quickly. -
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This medicine helps my diabetic Hatley keep his phosphorous
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderThis product was prescribed by Harleys vet. I mix the prescribed amount in his food .-
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Harley
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Great customer service
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 200g PowderBest price for Phos-Bind! Customer service resolved an issue in a kind and efficient manner. -
Phos-Bind 35g powder
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderRecommended by Vet. I'm very satisfied.-
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Gizmo- the "precious pom" who descends from sled dogs and is from a region of Poland and the Baltics (Pomerania).
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Great for ckd cat
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderMy cat has ckd but recently had started gagging at the smell of his kidney food. All I can get him to eat is regular, but fancy wet food, so I've been adding this to the non renal diet food. It helps to keep him from absorbing so much phosphorus, which keeps him from getting toxic and miserable. This is a great product, wish my vet would've known about it and suggested it.-
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My little senior citizen, Salvador
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This medication supports her kidney function
From San DiegoComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderMy vet recommended it and we're very happy with it-
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Coco Chanel dressed to the nines!
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Keeping her 13 years young and healthy
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderCoco is 13 years old and has kidney disease. This phos-Bind supports her kidney function I add ½ scoop to her food daily ..-
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Coco Chanel dressed to the nines!
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Great price
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 200g PowderThis product has helped my cats quality of life. She was disgnosed with kidney disease a year ago, and her numbers have stayed stable since then. I give it to her in her food, either wet or dry. She doesn't have any issue with the flavor or texture. I am glad I can find the big pack here, and at a very good price. Cheaper than in other places, and shipped to Puerto Rico! Thank you.-
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Senior Lisa
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Great product, and palate friendly.
From UndisclosedComments about Phos-Bind 35g PowderMy dogs phosphate levels way above normal. This product brought her down to normal levels in 10 days. Plus, she doesn't seem to notice it in her food. Am encouraged so much, have already purchased a 2nd jar.
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Q & A
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There seems to be incorrect and/or confusing information in the product description. 35 g powder contains 250 g of Aluminum Hydroxide : how can 35g of powder contain 250 g of AlOH? [It should be '250 mg AlOH' based on the product pictures]. Reducing the potential for confusion will be a good thing. For the following, maybe the "scoops" are different sizes? If that's the case, add in parentheses the scoop size, e.g. 90 (1/4 tsp) scoops. Phos-Bind 35g container = 90 scoops Phos-Bind 200g container = 200 scoops?
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Can this be mixed with a pro-biotic paste? I use the Proviable paste and want to make sure it doesn't contain anything that would adhere to or react with the Phos-Bind.?
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According to the manufacturer, the kaolin and pectin in Proviable paste could delay absorption of some medications, so the administration of the paste should be separated by 1-2 hours from other medications.
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I am confused by the dosage information for this product. Previously you answered, " A scoop is included with the Phos-Bind powder. 1 Leveled scoop of powder contains 500mg of Aluminum hydroxide, and the manufacturer recommends giving 100mg/kg daily with meals." So for a 100mg do I give a 5th of a scoop and is a 100mg given at each meal? Does it matter how much the dog weighs??
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Phos-Bind comes in two different size containers, 35 grams and 200 grams, each with their own scoop. For the 35 gram container, the scoop is 1.25 cc (¼ tsp) and measures 250 mg/scoop. The 200 gram container has a scoop size of 2.5 cc (½ tsp) and measures 500 mg/scoop. The labeled directions for Phos-Bind is 100 mg/kg daily with meals. The manufacturer recommends that the total daily dose should be divided up and given with each meal. The weight of the animal is important, because the labeled dosage of Phos-Bind is based on weight: 100 mg is given per 1 kilogram (2.2 lbs) of body weight. The dosage of this product will also vary based on the individual needs of your pet, and it is recommended that your pet’s blood values be checked periodically to ensure the correct dosage. Your veterinarian can help determine the proper dosage and provide you with the directions to administer Phos-Bind to your pet.
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I have heard on a kidney failure FB group that medication should not. E given within 2 hours of Phos Bind. Is that correct? This makes it near impossible to give meds & binder in food before going to work. TY?
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Some medications interact with the Phos-Bind, it is recommended that Phos-Bind is used under the supervision of your veterinarian. Please inform your veterinarian of all medications including over-the-counter products your pet is taking to help prevent interactions. For best absorption of medications, it is recommended to separate those administered orally from Phos-Bind by at least 2 hours.
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Can I mix the total amount in my cats wet food and then refrigerate the left over for later meals? Will the ingredients still work if it is mixed earlier in the day??
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According to the manufacturer, it is OK to mix Phos-Bind into the food and refrigerate for use later. The manufacturer warns not to heat the food with the PhosBind already mixed in. If the food is to be heated later, add the PhosBind just before serving.
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Are there any issues giving phos-bind if your dog is also on benazapril??
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Currently, there is no information regarding potential issues with the use of Benazepril and Phos-Bind. Please consult with your veterinarian with any further questions or concerns regarding this product and your dog.
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will Phos-Bind from Rx Vitamines help a basset with a high ph in his urine? if not do you have a product that will??
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Phos-Bind is a supplement that may help support kidney health and normal function. Please contact your veterinarian, as they will have the most information regarding the health and history for your pet which will allow them to make a fully informed and appropriate decision.
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I'm using Phos-bind for my dog. I'd like to make low phosphorus dog treats for her. Can I bake Phos-bind into a dog treat??
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The manufacturer states that Phos-Bind should not be baked into treats as this may affect how the medication works. Please consult your veterinarian regarding any further questions or concerns regarding this medication in your dog.
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Is it normal my cat vomits and eat. Back her vomit? Idk if its from the phos binder , p.s she had her kidney removed recently Thank you?
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According to the manufacturer, vomiting does not appear to be a common side effect with Phos-Bind. Please contact your veterinarian to discuss the current health of your cat.
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The product needs to be added to the food..but my dog if ,for the most part,off his food.He's being hand fed small pieces of chicken.Can this product be used orally via syringe? Basically..loading up the syringe and shooting it down the throat??
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