Oralade Advanced RF+ Oral Rehydration & Kidney Support for Dogs & Cats

Oralade Advanced RF+ is a highly palatable, ready-to-serve oral rehydration solution specially formulated for dogs and cats. It provides effective hydration support while helping maintain normal kidney and urinary tract function.

Its unique isotonic formula contains essential electrolytes, simple sugars and amino acids to help replenish fluids and restore the body's natural hydration balance. Rapid absorption supports effective rehydration, particularly during periods of illness, nausea, reduced appetite or inadequate fluid intake.

Enriched with the essential amino acids taurine, arginine and lysine, Oralade Advanced RF+ helps support normal eye, heart, kidney and urinary function. The formulation contains zero phosphorus, making it particularly suitable for pets requiring additional hydration support where phosphorus intake is a consideration.

The natural chicken flavour encourages dogs and cats to drink, even when feeling nauseous or reluctant to consume water. Increased fluid intake also helps support the natural flushing of waste products through the kidneys and urinary tract.

Key benefits

• Suitable for both dogs and cats
• Isotonic oral rehydration solution for rapid fluid absorption
• Helps replenish essential electrolytes and support hydration
• Contains taurine, arginine and lysine to support normal organ function
• Zero phosphorus formulation
• Natural chicken flavour to encourage voluntary drinking
• Ready to serve with no mixing or preparation required

Common veterinary uses

• Additional hydration support for dogs and cats with chronic kidney disease
• Reduced appetite, thirst or voluntary fluid intake
• Hydration support during periods of illness or nausea
• Recovery following veterinary procedures or treatment
• Supporting urinary tract health through increased fluid intake
• Supplementary oral rehydration when additional fluid intake is beneficial

Oralade Advanced RF+ can be offered alongside normal drinking water or as directed by your veterinary surgeon. It is not a substitute for veterinary treatment or intravenous fluid therapy when clinically indicated.