Nutramax NARAQUIN Dietary Phosphate Binder + Renal Support for Cats & Dogs | 60 Count

Overview

Nutramax NARAQUIN is a thoughtfully crafted dietary supplement for cats and dogs that blends three phosphate binders to help manage what reaches the gut and, potentially, the kidneys. In the gut, ferric citrate, calcium acetate, and chitosan work together to bind phosphate from your pet's food and protein byproducts. This binding process helps keep phosphate exposure to the kidneys more balanced, with eventual excretion in the stool.

Beyond its phosphate-binding action, NARAQUIN includes omega-3 fatty acids and beta-glucan, ingredients often associated with broader renal-nutrition support and cellular comfort. The formulation draws on Nutramax Laboratories Veterinary Sciences’ more than three decades of veterinary expertise and a commitment to quality testing.

Key benefits and ingredients

• Proprietary trio—ferric citrate, calcium acetate, and chitosan—bind intestinal phosphate and protein byproducts.
• Omega-3 fatty acids are included as part of a kidney-conscious nutrition approach; beta-glucan supports cellular stress modulation.
• Designed for cats and dogs; available as sprinkle capsules that mix easily with meals for flexible dosing.
• Nutramax backs the product with thorough quality inspections and a long-standing reputation in pet health.

How to use

• Sprinkle the capsules on your pet's meal with each feeding for straightforward dosing.
• Use the 60-count bottle to support ongoing use; adjust dosing under veterinary guidance.
• Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of pets and children.
• Pair with routine veterinary care and lab monitoring as part of a balanced renal-support plan.

Why caregivers choose NARAQUIN

Pet parents often look for a practical supplement that aligns with everyday feeding routines. NARAQUIN is packaged in sprinkle capsules to simplify administration, and it brings together binders with extra ingredients that may contribute to a holistic nutritional approach. While results can vary and should be discussed with a veterinarian, many caregivers value a product tied to a well-established brand that has prioritized safety and quality inspections for years.