Nutravet launches Nutravive, a new fast‑acting recuperation support for dogs and cats

Nutravet (UK) Limited has introduced Nutravive, a highly palatable liquid formulation designed to support dogs and cats during periods of recovery, illness or reduced appetite. The company highlights that maintaining hydration, energy intake and interest in eating and drinking is often one of the biggest challenges during convalescence — and Nutravive has been developed precisely to address these needs.

Nutravive provides rehydration support, essential nutrition, appetite stimulation, gut flora balance and practical, easy administration, including via syringe when required. By delivering key nutrients, energy and calories, it helps feed the gut, support the immune system and promote early and progressive recuperation.

The product is available in two targeted versions: – Nutravive for cats, formulated to encourage eating and drinking, support normal physiological function and aid recovery during illness, stress or post‑surgery periods. – Nutravive for dogs, offering the same comprehensive support to restore hydration and nutritional balance after exertion, stress or reduced dietary intake.

Nutravet emphasises that Nutravive provides veterinary professionals and pet owners with a practical tool to care for animals “when they need it most”, ensuring adequate fluid and nutrient intake at critical moments.

Nutravive is now available for authorised stockists across the UK.

Learn more: Nutravive Archives – Nutravet

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