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Buy Vetmedin Chewable Tablets for Pets Online in the UK
Please note: You must send your original prescription in the post - we do not accept copies of prescriptions or photos.
This medication requires a prescription. Before we can deliver this medicine, you must send a prescription written by your veterinary practice in the post to us. Our address is: Unit 7 Apollo Business Park Ironstone Lane, Wroxton Banbury, Oxon, United Kingdom, OX15 6AY
Before ordering this item, please make sure you have read the "How to Order" section.
Vetmedin Flavoured Tablets are effective in controlling the symptoms of congestive heart failure in dogs, specifically in cases of cardiomyopathy. On an empty stomach, the capsules are quickly absorbed, lowering blood pressure and relieving pressure on the heart by easing artery and vein constriction. Vetmedin increases the heart's efficiency and the ease with which oxygen and nutrients are delivered to internal organs by reducing constriction resistance.
Dogs' lives are significantly extended when the active ingredient, pimobendan, is administered as prescribed by your veterinarian. Clinical symptoms have also improved, such as a decrease in coughing and breathing difficulties which benefits your dog's quality of life.
Vetmedin Tablets are available in three different doses: 1.25mg, 5mg, and 10mg.
The active component in this medication is pimobendan 10mg.
There are 50 chewable tablets in this box.
Vetmedin Chewable Tablets (1.25mg, 5mg) - PET Prescription reviews
How to use Vetmedin Chewable Tablets (1.25mg, 5mg) - PET Prescription
Read all product instructions carefully and use them as directed by your vet.
Your dog can consume the flavoured Vetmedin tablets as a treat, and they should be given twice daily an hour before meals. The dosage is determined by body weight.
Side effects of Vetmedin Chewable Tablets (1.25mg, 5mg) - PET Prescription
Dogs typically respond well to Vetmedin. Although it is uncommon, some dogs may develop side effects that include vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy, an increase in mitral valve regurgitation, decreased appetite, or a slight increase in heart rate. Other symptoms are extremely uncommon, but if you have any reason to be worried about your dog, please read the section on adverse reactions on the package leaflet or speak with your veterinarian for guidance.
