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Incurin Estriol Tablets, 1 mg, 30 ct.

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RxIncurin Estriol Tablets, 1 mg, 30 ct.

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Incurin Incurin Estriol Tablets, 1 mg, 30 ct.
Incurin Incurin Estriol Tablets, 1 mg, 30 ct.

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$26.99

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$26.99

Count: 30 ct.

Size: 1 mg

RxIncurin Estriol Tablets, 1 mg, 30 ct.

Item # 2545900

Rx

This item requires prescription approval.

Fulfilled by

allivetLogo

ORM-D

Ground shipping only

Incurin Incurin Estriol Tablets, 1 mg, 30 ct.
Incurin Incurin Estriol Tablets, 1 mg, 30 ct.

Autoship

$26.99

One Time Purchase

$26.99

Count: 30 ct.

Size: 1 mg

Incurin (Estriol) Tablets can treat leaks and accidents associated with incontinence. Formulated for spayed female dogs, Incurin supplies short-acting estrogen. When reproductive hormones are low, dogs may experience decreased sphincter muscle function. By providing estrogen, Incurin can help dogs manage urinary incontinence and related symptoms. This medication is safe and effective and designed for 1x daily dosing.How it Works

Incurin is activated by short-acting estrogen. It restores the tone of the sphincter muscle when the decreased sphincter control is due to decreased reproductive hormones.

  • Rx only
  • Helps manage urinary incontinence
  • For oral use in spayed female dogs only
  • Provides short-acting estrogen to replenish the dog's estrogen levels
  • Can reduce and even eliminate leakage and accidents associated with urinary incontinence
  • Safe and effective medication that is sometimes the first line of therapy
  • In some cases, Incurin is prescribed as an alternative medication when phenylpropanolamine (Proin, PPA) is no longer effective
  • 1x daily dosing
  • Bottle contains 30 Incurin tablets
  • FDA approved
  • Keep away from children.
  • Not safe for human consumption.
  • For animal use only.
  • Some types of estrogen have been linked with changes in bone marrow and an increase in mammary tumor risk. However, post-market pharmacovigilance data and target animal safety study outcomes show that dogs treated with estriol are at lower risk for development of these conditions.
  • Vomiting (experienced in about 10% of dogs)
  • Appetite reduction (experienced in about 13% of dogs)