ProZinc® is an injectable insulin used to treat diabetes in cats, requiring blood sugar monitoring and refrigeration storage.
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ProZinc® is an injectable insulin used to treat [diabetes in cats](https://monvet.com/en/diabetes-cats-symptoms-treatment/) by helping glucose enter cells from the bloodstream. It should not be administered in cases of hypoglycemia, as excessively low blood sugar can be dangerous. The most common side effect is hypoglycemia, especially in cases of overdose. Regular blood sugar monitoring is essential for effective treatment. ProZinc® may interact with other medications, so consulting a veterinarian before starting treatment is recommended. It must be stored in the refrigerator and should not be used if left at room temperature for more than 24 hours.
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– Store the ProZinc® vial in the refrigerator
– Do not freeze the product
– Avoid exposure to direct light and heat
– Do not use if the vial has been at room temperature for more than 24 hours
– Close tightly after each use to maintain effectiveness
– Regularly monitor the animal’s blood sugar levels
– Blood glucose curve every two weeks until control is adequate
– Adjust the dose only under veterinary supervision
– Watch for signs of hypoglycemia, such as lethargy or tremors
– Maintain a stable routine for insulin administration
– Consult a veterinarian in case of unusual behavior or adverse reaction
- ProZinc® may interfere with the effectiveness of certain medications - Inform the veterinarian about ongoing treatments before starting insulin - Monitoring is necessary when combined with corticosteroids or diuretics - Possible interactions with medications affecting blood sugar levels - Dose adjustment may be required depending on other administered treatments
- Do not administer in case of hypoglycemia - Use with caution in animals on other treatments - Consult a veterinarian before adjusting the dose - Check compatibility with other medications - Do not use if the vial has been at room temperature for more than 24 hours
- Hypoglycemia, especially in case of overdose - Lethargy and weakness - Tremors or seizures - Increased hunger - Disorientation or unusual behavior - In case of severe reaction, consult a veterinarian immediately
Keep out of reach of children and animals.
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