Petabolics Vitamin B12 Cyanocobalamin Liquid is a premium, high-purity, water-soluble vitamin B12 supplement formulated specifically for animals. It uses cyanocobalamin - a stable form of B12 that your pet’s body converts into the active, usable forms (methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin) once ingested. This makes it suitable for daily use across dogs, cats, horses and other companion animals. The liquid format allows flexible dosing and easy mixing into food or water.

This product is suitable for pets who:

Need support for healthy energy levels and general vitality

Could benefit from nervous system, digestion and red blood cell support

Are recovering from illness, surgery or metabolic stress

Are in growth phases, ageing, or have increased nutritional needs

Petabolics Vitamin B12 Cyanocobalamin Liquid is produced in the UK to high practitioner standards in GMP and ISO-accredited facilities, providing the regulation-compliant form of B12 that converts to active coenzymes for pets. This flexible liquid (1 drop per 10kg bodyweight) supports energy production, nerve health, red blood cell formation, and nutrient metabolism - ideal for dogs, cats, horses, or multi-species households added to food or water.

Two enzymes that rely on B12-methylmalonyl-CoA mutase and methionine synthase, are involved in critical metabolic pathways. These enzymes help convert nutrients like proteins and fatty acids into usable energy and support the synthesis of methionine, an amino acid important for cellular function and nervous system health.

These biological processes are vital to meeting the energy needs of all animals. However, not all animals obtain sufficient B12 through diet alone. This is especially true for pets and animals fed on:

· Low-quality or highly processed feed

· Diets low in animal products, the primary natural source of vitamin B12

When Is Vitamin B12 Supplementation Necessary?

Animals may require additional B12 due to:

· Inadequate dietary intake

· Malabsorption issues, such as gastrointestinal conditions

· Chronic illness or infections

· Physiological stress from growth or intensive exercise

· Age-related decline in nutrient absorption

In these cases, supplementation helps meet increased metabolic demands and maintain overall vitality.

Certain medical conditions may also impair the body’s ability to absorb, store, or utilise vitamin B12 effectively. Left untreated, deficiency can lead to:

· General weakness and lethargy

· Reduced activity levels

· Poor appetite and unexplained weight loss

· Vomiting and diarrhoea

These symptoms can vary depending on the species, age, health condition, and duration of deficiency. If you suspect a B12 deficiency, it’s important to consult a veterinarian for accurate diagnosis and treatment.