Vitamin B12 for Cats Overview About Vitamin B12 for Cats Vitamin B12, or cyanocobalamin or just cobalamin (going forward, well use all three terms interchangeably), is required for many enzymatic processes in animals that are needed for normal cell growth and function, including protein synthesis, nerve conduction, metabolism of fats and carbs, and generation of new red blood cells
Common lab protocols involve reconstitution in bacteriostatic water and subcutaneous injection in animal models using calibrated syringes to achieve precise dosing
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You can use them on injection areas with enough layers of subcutaneous fat, such as the abdomen or thigh
Lebers Disease: People with Lebers disease, a rare inherited eye condition, should avoid vitamin B12 injections
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