Vintek Nutrition, LLC Nutralin Liver Flavored Soft & Chew Diabetes Supplement for Dogs, 16-oz jar

Active Ingredient: Brewers-Yeast.

Inactive Ingredients

Cinnamon: Offers antioxidants to support metabolism and tissue repair.

Oat Bran & Wheat Bran: High in fiber to aid digestion and maintain healthy blood sugar.

Gelatin: Supports joint health, skin flexibility and brain function.

Monitoring: Use under veterinary supervision with a blood glucose monitoring kit. Watch for hypoglycemia signs (e.g. weakness, seizures, lethargy) and treat immediately with oral glucose if needed.

Effectiveness Indicators: Blood glucose levels of 80 - 120 mg/dL at the insulin cycle midpoint (e.g. 6 hours for a 12-hour cycle). Reduced symptoms like excessive hunger (polyphagia), thirst (polydipsia) or urination (polyuria). Improved weight, energy, skin and coat health.

Notes: Always consult a veterinarian for insulin adjustments and monitoring. Hypoglycemia is a serious risk, immediate veterinary attention is required if symptoms appear. For further details or inquiries, contact your veterinarian or Vintek Nutrition, LLC.

Instructions For Use: For use in dogs only. Soft chews given based on twice daily insulin injections. Do not exceed recommended amount.

Keep out of reach of children. Do not feed to cats.

Q: Do I have to use insulin with Nutralin?

A: Yes, nearly all diabetic dogs require insulin.

Q: How does Nutralin work?

A: Veterinarian Observational studies indicate Nutralin enhances the utilization of insulin resulting in decreased amounts of insulin needed and stabilization of blood glucose fluctuations

Q: How do you use Nutralin?

Reach the maximum amount of insulin for your dog, then introduce Nutralin and monitor the b/g. When it works, you will need to lower the amount of insulin administered. You will know this by taking blood glucose readings of your pet. Work with your veterinarian. Our studies range from a decrease of 15% to 75% insulin reduction. Low blood sugar is life threatening. High blood sugar is dangerous, can cause cataract-blindness quickly. The reading of 80 - 120 mg/dl are ideal at the 6-hour range of a 12-hour insulin injection cycle. Example: When you feed, give insulin, and Nutralin at 6:00 a.m., test the blood glucose at 12:00 Noon. The reading should be in the normal range of 80-120 mg/dl.