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Caninsulin (40iu/ml)
Caninsulin(40iu/ml) is for the treatment of insulin deficiency (diabetes mellitus) in dogs and cats. It is supplied in a 10ml vial or separately as 10 x 2.5ml vials and administered by injection using syringe. The active ingredient is porcine insulin which is a naturally occurring hormone produced in the pancreas.
Caninsulin is a prescription item and will be sent once a valid prescription is received. Please follow the instructions given by your vet.
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Diabetes Mellitus is a common endocrine disease caused by a deficiency of insulin. As a result of this deficiency, glucose cannot be transported from the bloodstream into the cells.
Store Caninsulin upright and keep refrigerated between 2 & 8°c. If transporting, always keep below 25°C to ensure its efficacy. During periods of hot weather dispatches may be temporarily delayed. Do not freeze.
Caninsulin is to be given via injection and to be administered with Caninsulin 0.5ml or 1ml syringes (these can also be purchased on our website). The treatment will be divided into "stabilisation" and "maintenance". First, the correct dose needs to be determined and a suitable routine needs to be finalised for both pet and owner (stabilisation). Then, the pet is monitored regularly and if the diabetes evolves, the medication can be changed accordingly (maintenance).
An additional £5.99 will be added to the order as it is required to be delivered next day and be signed for. This item will only be dispatched Monday-Thursday.
To check the most up to date information about this product, please read its Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC) on the Veterinary Medical Directorate’s (VMD) Product Information Database:
For orders over £29 postage is free. For orders under £29 we charge £2.99 for postage
For Light items (under 2kg) our standard method is Royal Mail Second Class (there are a few exceptions, so if in doubt check our Delivery page).
To get it faster you can upgrade Light items to Royal Mail 1st Class or a Guaranteed Next Day Courier service, Saturday Courier or even before 12 noon services. There's a small fee, but if you're in a hurry they are worth considering. To qualify for next working day delivery, orders must be placed before 12 Noon Monday to Thursday. There is no standard Saturday courier delivery.
Heavy items weighing 2kg and more are sent via courier. If ordered before noon Monday to Thursday, Heavy items will be delivered next working day. Heavy items ordered after 12 Noon Friday, or anytime Saturday and Sunday will dispatched on Monday for a Tuesday delivery.
Please note that if you are purchasing a mix of Light and Heavy items at the same time, these will be sent separately. The Heavy items being sent by Courier, the Light items by Royal Mail Second Class.
All exceptions to these guidelines are noted in the product description.
For more information, view our Delivery page.
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Great customer service!
Easy to order pets meds online. Make sure your prescriptions are clear to read when you send a copy.
Recommened this company to family & friends they will save a fortune!
delivery as usual was excellent, although there was a problem with the Yucalm, I ordered 60 tablets but only received 30, but after emailing Pet Drugs remaining 30 was sent out straight away & I received the next day.
excellent service.
Could be Delivered quicker. However my cat doesnt like royal canin tuna wet pouches-expensive. So i will be looking online for alternatives