Oral versions such as capsules or troches are more convenient, but absorption through the digestive tract is far less consistent, so the amount that actually reaches circulation can vary widely
Kidney disease: Cats Having Chronic Kidney Disease Necessitate Vitamin B12 Injection-Picture Courtesy: Diagnostic Imaging Systems Cats can be suffered from chronic kidney disease and by which they can lose larger amount of vitamin b12 by frequent urination
Clean the site with alcohol, pinch the skin, insert the needle at a 90-degree angle, and inject slowly
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If your results show a mild deficiency and your GP confirms you dont have absorption issues, you can then try a high-dose sublingual spray for 3 months and re-test