Potassium Citrate: Oral Suspension
Potassium Citrate is commonly prescribed for
- Renal tubular acidosis
- Calcium Oxalate Uroliths
One of the dosage forms available for Potassium Citrate is Oral Suspension.
17 strengths of Potassium Citrate Oral Suspension are available, ranging from 80 mg/ml to 540 mg/ml.
Other Dosage Forms Available:
Potassium Citrate is also available in these dosage forms. Different strengths may be available for different dosage forms.
Available Flavors:
Anchovy; Apple; Apple-Molasses; Banana; Banana/Marshmallow; Beef; Beef/Chicken; Bubble Gum; Butterscotch; Butterscotch-Vanilla; Caramel; Cherry; Cherry, wild; Cherry-Vanilla; Chicken, natural; Chicken-Marshmallow; Crème De Menthe; Double Banana; Double Beef; Double chicken; Double Fish; Double Grape; Double Liver; Double Marshmallow; Double Molasses; Duck; Fish/Marshmallow; Orange; Peanut Butter; Peppermint; Pina Colada; Raspberry; Strawberry; Strawberry/Marshmallow; Triple Chicken; Triple-Fish; Tutti Fruitti; Vanilla/Marshmallow; Venison; Watermelon and Wintergreen (Methyl Salicylate).
Prescriber Information
Client Information
Potassium Citrate Oral Suspension
Prescribed For: Dogs and Cats
Commonly Prescribed For: Renal tubular acidosis and Calcium Oxalate Uroliths
Potassium Citrate Oral Suspension
Prescribed For: Dogs and Cats
Commonly Prescribed For: Renal tubular acidosis and Calcium Oxalate Uroliths
If you have any questions concerning these medications, please consult with your doctor.
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