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Consequences of Excess Vitamin B12 Vitamin B12 is water-soluble, and excess amounts in the body can be easily excreted through urine, making it less toxic

Due to the importance of vitamin B12 in several metabolic reactions and its role in the therapy of several diseases, vitamin status and proper supplementation should always be considered in sick cats

These include: - Extreme fatigue - Depression - Changes in your vision - Problems maintaining your balance - Frequent headaches - Cognitive issues, particularly those affecting memory If you experience any of these, it is important that you get your B12 levels checked as you may benefit from B12 therapies which include those we have listed below

Results typically last six to twelve months after completing the initial treatment series

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