Oralade® Advanced RF+ Support

The UK’s #1 Veterinary Oral Rehydration Support

Oralade® RF+ is a highly palatable, ready to serve, natural roast chicken flavour ORS (Oral Rehydration Support) for cats which enables a balanced uptake of water, essential electrolytes, and simple sugars.

Designed to support renal and urinary function by providing fast, effective hydration in harmony with the body’s natural requirements, with essential amino acids to help provide vital eye, heart, kidney, and gut support.

Containing zero fat and only 1% protein, Oralade GI+ requires no digestion, is easily absorbed, and is safe for use during all life stages.

Product Details

RETHINK HYDRATION

While moderate to severe dehydration is easy to identify, mild cases can be harder spot and can result in clinic consequences for pets. Studies have shown that in humans, dehydration as low as 2% can result in cognitive impairment and fatigue¹ - yet in dogs and cats, dehydration of up to 5% is often imperceptible from clinical exam alone.²

Dehydration can occur in many different scenarios

• Diarrhoea / tummy upset
• Car journey / air travel
• Post operative recovery
• Whelping and weaning
• Heatstroke / Hypothermia
• Senior / end of life support

Triple Function

As simple and easy as 1,2,3…

1. Pre-hydration

Maintain health and vitality and use for proactive hydration management and early intervention when increased fluid loss or decreased fluid intake is anticipated – helping to maintain normal urinary and kidney functions.

1. Rehydration

Correct fluid and electrolyte imbalances and use to reinstate and maintain normal hydration, even during episodes of renal and urinary tract disturbance. Oralade RF+ has the ideal ratio of electrolytes and glucose to activate the glucose-sodium co-transport system, aiding optimal absorption of electrolytes and water, with reno-protective zero phosphorus cells.

1. Kidney and Urinary Health with Microenteral Support

Use to support healthy kidney and urinary function with this zero phosphorus and calcium isotonic formulation. Also aid intestinal function and use with inappetent or anorexic patients to provide essential enterocyte nourishment, supporting GI function to help pave the way for voluntary enteral nutrition. The unique formulation contains amino acids and simple sugars to support enterocytes, and prebiotics to encourage a healthy gastrointestinal microbiome.

Why Oralade?

• 100% natural chicken flavour, making it ideal for use in all carnivorous species
• Free from citrates and artificial preservatives that can affect palatability
• Made with purified water, Oralade is chlorine-free which enhances palatability
• Isotonic formula for rapid absorption and rehydration
• Available in ready-to-serve and concentrate formulations
• Hypoallergenic – hydrolysed chicken protein
• 3 years shelf life from manufacture
• Can be microwaved to increase palatability even more
• Can be frozen – don’t waste a drop!
• 100% satisfaction guarantee

Key Benefits

Highly Palatable
Natural Hydrolysed chicken flavour encourages fluid intake even when nauseous.

Rapid Rehydration
Isotonic formula with electrolytes and simple glucose enables fast absorption to restore fluid balance. 300 mOsm/l.

Renal & Urinary Support

Enriched with essential amino acids and zero phosphorus to help protect kidney function.

Supports Digestive System

Simple amino acids Glutamate and Glycine to nourish gut wall.

HYPOALLERGENIC

Hydrolysed Protein

Fuelled By Science

Natural Chicken Flavour - 500ml e

Rethink Hydration

Oralade® Advanced RF+ is a highly palatable, Ready to serve (ORS) Oral Rehydration Support for dogs and cats.

A unique isotonic formula combined with essential amino acids, Taurine, Arginine & Lysine help support eye, heart, kidney and urinary function. Made with a natural chicken flavour encourages increased fluid intake even when nauseous. Fast absorption helps restore the natural balance of water, essential electrolytes and simple sugars for optimum hydration. Zero phosphorous. Increased fluid intake helps flush kidneys and urinary tract removing waste materials.

Feeding Guide

ORAL REHYDRATION FEEDING GUIDE

Hydration Needs May Vary – The recommended volumes are based on standard maintenance guidelines, but actual needs depend on your pet’s age, breed, and activity level. If your pet is experiencing fluid loss, additional hydration may be required. Feeding Tube Support – For microenteral nutrition, start with 0.25-0.5ml/kg per hour during the first 4 hours, gradually increasing intake by 50% every 4 hours

Water should be available at all times. Discard unused portion after 12 hrs.

Shake well before use. COMPLEMENTARY FEED

FOR ANIMAL CONSUMPTION ONLY

Ingredients

COMPOSITION:

Purified Water, Chicken Liver Hydrolysate (2%), Dextrose Monohydrate, Sodium Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Monosodium Phosphate, Vegetable Oils and Fats

Free from citrates or preservatives

ADDITIVES:

per kg: Nutritional Additives: Lysine 1500mg, Arginine 1500mg, Taurine 800mg, L Carnitine 100mg, Technological Additive: Xanthan Gum 2000mg, Sensory Additives: Glycine 4500mg, Monosodium Glutamate 1250mg, L-Glutamic Acid 1250mg

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS:

Moisture 98%, Crude Protein 1%, Crude Fat 0.4%, Inorganic Matter 0.3%, Chloride 0.16%, Crude Fibre 0.1%, Sodium 0.1%, Potassium 0.04%, Calcium 0.005%, Phosphorus 0.003%, 12kcal/100ml

Additional information 

STORAGE:

Store in cool dry conditions, keep out of direct sunlight.
Once opened, refrigerate, and use within 4 days or freeze and use within 12 months.

FREEZE

Oralade ice cubes make cooling hydration treats

WARM

Heat 20–30 seconds in microwave 

Pour over food to increase palatability

Zero Contraindications - suitable for patients with renal, diabetic, hyperthyroid & more.

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1. Wilson M, Morley J. Impaired cognitive function and mental performance in mild dehydration. Eur J Clin Nutr 2003; 57(S2): S24-S29.
2. Tello L, Perez-Freytes R. Fluid and Electrolyte Therapy During Vomiting and Diarrhea. Vet Clin North Am Small Anim Pract 2017; 47(2): 505-519.