Uses:
- Growing
dogs and cats
- Geriatric
animals
- Animals
with arthritis
- Oxalate
Stone forming animals
|
Magnesium
Citratmate
Thorne Research
Ingredients:
| Magnesium
Citramate (as Magnesium Citrate-Malate) |
150
mg |
| Malic
Acid (approximately from Magnesium Citrate-Malate) |
300
mg |
Magnesium is required
for a variety of the body’s metabolic pathways. However, as it is not
readily absorbed, it may or may not be found in sufficient amounts in
the diet to achieve optimal levels in the body. Magnesium in the citrate
form is probably the most readily-absorbed version.
Magnesium is required
in glycosyl transferase, a process required for cartilage formation. It
is common to add magnesium to arthritis formulations to improve cartilage
tissue.
Magnesium in the urine
decreases the formation of calcium oxalate crystals. Dogs and cats that
have developed calcium oxalate stones in
the past are likely to form them again. These animals should
be on special diets (see Calcium Oxalate
Stone Diet) and a magnesium supplement is probably a good idea.
Uses:
- Growing dogs and
cats
- Geriatric animals
- Animals with arthritis
- Oxalate Stone forming
animals
Dosage:
Cats:
Dogs:
- 1-25
lbs=1/3 capsule daily
- 25-50
lbs 1/2 to 2/3 capsule daily
- 50-100
lbs 1 capsule daily