Electrolytes for Cats
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Frequently Asked Questions about Electrolytes for Cats
What are cat electrolytes?
"Cat electrolytes are minerals that help regulate the balance of water in a cat's body. Some of the most important electrolytes for cats are sodium, potassium, chloride, phosphorus and calcium. Since electrolytes and fluids can easily be depleted by vomiting, diarrhea, overheating, illness and insufficient water intake, dehydration in cats is not uncommon. If your cat is dehydrated or suffers from a chronic ailment like chronic kidney disease (CKD), your vet may recommend supplementation with electrolytes formulated for cats."
Do I need a prescription for electrolytes for cats?
"You usually do need a prescription for electrolytes for cats, although there are some over-the-counter oral electrolyte supplements for cats, too. If your cat needs electrolytes for anything more serious than mild dehydration, your vet will likely recommend an injectable electrolyte solution. You can get cat electrolyte solution, along with the supplies for administering it, directly from the Chewy pharmacy with a vet's prescription. Simply order what you need and enter your vet's info when prompted. We'll contact your vet to verify the prescription and ship your supplies right to your door!"
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