Can I use CatCure for my dog with cataracts?
Many dog owners are using this product to effectively address their pet’s cataract condition including veterinarians. Results in the Russian clinical trials were quite impressive with canines with no negative side affects. Dr. Babizhayev has also noted that n-acetylcarnosine appears to work even more effectively in canines than in humans. The dosage for animals has not yet been clearly defined so most pet owners are following the same dosage recommendation for humans and are applying 3 to 4 drops per affected eye daily. Remember also that the use of any unapproved drug for your animals should be discussed with your veterinarian. “The treatment of age-related cataracts in canines and rabbits has been conducted and the efficacy of using N-acetylcarnosine for cataract treatment was established. In traumatic and liposome-induced cataract types the striking results in canines and rabbits for both cataract reversal and prevention of lens opacities are clear.” Mark Babizhayev MA, Ph.D.
