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Hypurin NPH for Pets

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    Description

    Hypurin NPH is a longer intermediate-acting insulin for pets and is the pet insulin equivalent of Humulin N or Novolin N for humans. It is used for pet blood sugar control with dog diabetes or cat diabetes and is administered as an injection in the same way those two medications are for humans. Insulin isophane is standard as an intermediate-acting insulin, and by combining it with insulin protamine pets using Hypurin NPH get extended blood glucose control after eating meals. The Hypurin isophane injection is more commonly prescribed for dogs than cats, and with 2x daily dosing it has a peak of 1.5 to 6 hours and duration of 4 to 10 hours.

    You can buy Hypurin NPH for pets with a veterinarianā€™s prescription, and your best Hypurin NPH for pets price will be when you order medication online from Canada Pharmacy.

    Directions

    Suitable insulin injection sites for pets are the loose skin just above the shoulder blades or around the flank or belly of the animal. Your veterinarian will discuss this with you and in most instances they will make clear with injection site you are to use with your pet.

    Always follow injection instructions as provided with your pet insulin and prescription, but standard guidelines for giving your pet an insulin injection are as follows:

    Gently lift and pinch the skin into an inverted V shape, which may be referred to as a ā€˜skin tentā€™

    Remove needle guard on pet insulin injection

    Holding needle steady, pierce the skin tent with the needle but do not push it deeply into the skin and at this point you are only piercing the skin and holding the needle in place there

    Now push down gently until the needle is just under the layer of subcutaneous fat. Pull back on the needle plunger gently, and if the syringe does not fill with blood then you can proceed with the injection

    Push the plunger down to inject the medication, making sure that all of the Hypurin isophane injection is delivered. Then withdraw the needle and replace the needle guard.

    Ingredients

    The active ingredients in Hypurin NPH are insulin isophane and insulin protamine

    Cautions

    Tell your veterinarian if your dog or cat has any history of liver or kidney disease, insulin resistance, steroid or hormone therapy, or bleeding disorders / excessive bleeding before starting on Hypurin NPH for pets

    Medication use may not be appropriate for pets that are pregnant

    Changing exact injection site with each injection is recommended to reduce the chance of lipodystrophy at injection site

    Keep Hypurin NPH for pets stored at 36Ā°F to 46Ā°F (2Ā°C to 8Ā°C) or at room temperature below 86Ā°F (30Ā°C) as indicated in your prescription. Keep opened vials stored at a temperature less than 77Ā°F (25Ā°C), but any unused vials must be discarded after 42 days.

    Interactions

    There is the possibility of negative drug interactions between Hypurin NPH pet insulin and other Rx or OTC pet medications, and it is always best to tell your veterinarian of all medications your pet is currently taking before receiving a prescription and proceeding to buy Hypurin NPH for pets online

    Side Effects

    Side effects from Hypurin NPH pet are a possibility, and some dogs and cats may have rashes, lumps, weight gain, mood swings, muscle pain, weakness, or eyesight issues. If side effects are seen you may want to discontinue use and speak to a veterinarian again regarding pet insulin injection alternatives.




    IMPORTANT NOTE: The above information is intended to increase awareness of health information and does not suggest treatment or diagnosis. This information is not a substitute for individual medical attention and should not be construed to indicate that use of the drug is safe, appropriate, or effective for you. See your health care professional for medical advice and treatment.

    Product Code : 13735

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