TOMLYN Nutri-Cal High Calorie Nutritional Gel for Dogs 4.25 oz

Concentrated Nutrition When Dogs Need Extra Support

Tomlyn® Nutri-Cal® High Calorie Nutritional Gel is a veterinarian-trusted dietary supplement designed to provide concentrated calories and nutritional support for dogs that need additional energy.

Ideal for picky eaters, aging dogs, stressed pets, and dogs recovering from illness or surgery, this easy-to-administer gel delivers calories in a highly palatable formula that encourages intake when normal eating habits have decreased.

Its easily digestible formula contains a blend of essential vitamins and minerals that help support overall wellness and nutritional balance during times when extra support is needed.

For years, Nutri-Cal® has been an industry leader and a staple in many pet households and veterinary settings.

Features & Benefits

• High calorie nutritional supplement for dogs
• Supports dogs with reduced appetites
• Easily digestible formula
• Highly palatable gel dogs enjoy
• Ideal for picky eaters
• Helps provide supplemental energy
• Supports aging, stressed, or recovering dogs
• Easy-to-administer tube

Contains Essential Nutrients Including

Vitamins

• Vitamin A
• Vitamin D
• Vitamin E
• Thiamine (Vitamin B1)
• Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)
• Folic Acid

Minerals

• Calcium
• Phosphorus
• Potassium
• Iron
• Manganese
• Iodine

Perfect For

• Picky eaters
• Aging dogs
• Dogs recovering from illness
• Dogs recovering from surgery
• Stressed or debilitated dogs
• Dogs needing extra caloric support

Why Pet Owners Choose Nutri-Cal®

This supplement helps support:

• Healthy energy levels
• Nutritional balance
• Calorie intake
• Recovery support
• Overall wellness

Feeding Instructions

• Administer according to package directions or your veterinarian’s recommendations.
• May be offered directly from the tube or mixed with food.
• Always provide fresh drinking water.

Important Note

Nutri-Cal® is intended as a supplemental source of calories and nutrients and should not replace a complete and balanced diet. Consult your veterinarian if your dog has a prolonged loss of appetite, underlying medical conditions, or is taking medications.