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10mg Cardisan is a prescription heart medicine for dogs that need extra support when their heart is struggling to pump effectively. Cardisan is commonly prescribed for dogs diagnosed with congestive heart failure (CHF), most often linked to myxomatous mitral valve disease (a “leaky” valve that causes a heart murmur) or dilated cardiomyopathy (a weakened, enlarged heart muscle).

In CHF, the heart’s reduced pumping ability can lead to fluid build-up in the lungs or abdomen and can leave dogs tired, restless at night, or unable to enjoy normal routines. Your vet may prescribe 10mg Cardisan when they have confirmed heart disease with an examination and investigations such as echocardiography, chest x-rays, ECG, and blood pressure checks. Cardisan is not a cure for the underlying heart change, but it is designed to improve how the heart works and to support quality of life alongside good monitoring and a treatment plan.

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5mg Cardisan is a prescription medication used in dogs to help manage congestive heart failure, supplied as a chewable tablet that can make daily dosing easier. Vets commonly prescribe 5mg Cardisan when a dog’s heart disease has progressed to the point that clinical signs are developing, particularly in cases linked to myxomatous mitral valve disease (a leaking mitral valve) or dilated cardiomyopathy (a weakened, enlarged heart muscle).

Cardisan contains pimobendan, a heart medicine that helps the heart pump more effectively and eases the load on the circulation. 5mg Cardisan does not cure the underlying heart condition, but it can play an important role in keeping dogs comfortable and more able to enjoy gentle activity alongside other treatments. It is often used long‑term under veterinary supervision. Your vet will decide whether Cardisan 5mg is suitable based on the diagnosis, stage of disease, weight, and overall health, including any kidney or liver concerns and any other long‑term medicines.

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2.5mg Cardisan for Dogs is a veterinary prescription medicine used to support dogs with certain types of chronic heart disease, when the heart is no longer pumping as efficiently as it should. The chewable tablet can help make daily dosing straightforward. It is most often prescribed for congestive heart failure linked to myxomatous mitral valve disease (a “leaky” mitral valve common in smaller breeds) or dilated cardiomyopathy (a weakened, enlarged heart muscle more often seen in larger breeds).

The active ingredient in 2.5mg Cardisan is pimobendan, often described clinically as an “inodilator”. That means it helps the heart contract more strongly (a positive inotrope) and helps blood vessels relax (vasodilation). Cardisan helps create a stronger squeeze and an easier flow, so the heart does not have to work as hard to move blood forward. Pimobendan makes the heart muscle more sensitive to calcium inside the cells, improving pumping efficiency without simply driving the heart rate up. It also has a mild effect on an enzyme called phosphodiesterase‑3 (PDE‑3), which encourages blood vessels to widen. Together, these effects can increase cardiac output and reduce the “back pressure” that worsens mitral valve leakage and encourages fluid to seep into the lungs. 2.5mg Cardisan is not a diuretic and it does not “dry out” fluid on its own, but it often works well as part of a combined plan to improve circulation and breathing comfort.

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Trilocur 50ml Oral Suspension for Dogs is a veterinary medicine used to manage hyperadrenocorticism, often called Cushing’s disease, in dogs. With this condition the body produces too much cortisol for months or years, and the effects can build up gradually. Many owners first notice that their dog drinks far more than normal and needs to urinate more often, including asking to go outside at night or having accidents in the house. Increased appetite, weight gain around the abdomen, heavier panting, and reduced stamina are also common. Some dogs develop thinning hair, fragile skin, or recurrent ear and skin problems, while others seem less interested in exercise or play. Because these signs can overlap with other illnesses, your vet will usually confirm hyperadrenocorticism with a combination of history, examination and laboratory tests before starting Trilocur. Some dogs seem restless and pace, while others become quieter and less keen to exercise. Skin and coat changes can develop over time, including thinning hair, recurrent skin infections, slow hair regrowth after clipping, and fragile skin that bruises easily. Because these signs can overlap with other illnesses, diagnosis and treatment decisions should always be made by a vet, and Trilocur should only be used under veterinary direction.

Trilocur contains trilostane, a medicine that reduces cortisol production within the adrenal glands. Trilostane works by blocking an enzyme involved in making steroid hormones, so the adrenal glands produce less cortisol and release less into the bloodstream. The effect is reversible, which is helpful because your vet can adjust the dose if cortisol control is not adequate or if the effect becomes too strong. Trilocur does not remove the underlying cause of Cushing’s disease, but by lowering cortisol it can reduce the impact of the disease and help a dog feel more comfortable day to day. When Trilocur is working well, owners often notice steadier drinking and urination patterns, less panting, and an improved level of energy. Coat and skin improvements can take longer and tend to be more gradual. The goal is stable control over time, rather than rapid change in a few days.

Nutravet Nutracalm for Dogs

Nutracalm is a supplement in chew form designed to help manage fear, anxiety and stress in dogs. Nutracalm combines natural ingredients with amino acids and vitamins that support calm behaviour. It is suitable where dogs show signs of nervousness such as during loud noises, separation, travel or change of environment and in more chronic anxiety situations.

How Nutracalm Works

Nutracalm works by influencing the dog’s nervous system and brain chemistry using botanicals, amino acids and B-vitamins. Key active ingredients include:

• Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) – This is a herb traditionally used to help regulate stress hormones such as cortisol, and to support balancing neurotransmitters associated with mood, such as serotonin and gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA).
• Passiflora incarnata (Passion Flower) – It contains natural flavonoids that assist GABA receptor pathways and help to reduce tension.
• L-Tryptophan – An essential amino acid which is a precursor to serotonin, a neurotransmitter linked to mood regulation and lessening anxiety.
• Taurine – An amino acid involved in neurotransmitter function, which works in concert with other calming agents.
• B-Vitamins – Including Vitamin B6, B3, B1 and B12; these help maintain healthy neurotransmitter production and support both brain and overall metabolic function.

Nutracalm chews are formulated for relatively rapid onset. They include flavouring (such as hydrolysed chicken liver) to make administration easier. The chew form allows more straightforward dosing, especially for dogs who may refuse tablets or capsules.

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Nutravet Nutraflora for Dogs & Cats

Nutraflora is a veterinary-strength probiotic supplement designed for both dogs and cats to support digestive health, immune function and recovery. The formula combines a specific strain of beneficial bacteria, prebiotics, natural antioxidants and Vitamin B12. It is intended for regular use during convalescence, after gastrointestinal upset, following antibiotic treatment, or whenever the gut flora may have been disturbed.

How Nutraflora Works

Nutraflora contains a strain of Enterococcus faecium (DSM 10663, NCIMB 10415) which is chosen for its ability to survive passage through stomach acidity and reach the lower gut, where it can colonise and reproduce. It helps to re-establish and maintain the natural balance of microbial flora in the intestines. The supplement includes prebiotics, such as fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS), which act as food for beneficial bacteria like Enterococcus, Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria. These grow more effectively when supported by prebiotics, helping the gut flora to restore its healthy composition.

Natural antioxidants (including carotenoids) are included to support the gut’s defence mechanisms and limit oxidative stress in intestinal tissues. Vitamin B12 is supplied in the formulation because during digestive disturbances or when intake is poor, levels may decline; B12 helps with normal energy-yielding metabolism, supports red blood cell formation, and can reduce signs of lethargy. The capsule form allows for either administration whole or sprinkled onto food, depending on what is more acceptable to the animal.

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Nutramega Omega‑3 with EPA & DHA for Dogs and Cats

Nutramega is a high-strength nutritional supplement for dogs and cats, developed to support the health of the skin, coat, joints, heart, kidneys and brain. It contains concentrated omega‑3 fatty acids sourced from purified fish oil, including eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). These essential fatty acids are important for many functions in the body and cannot be produced in sufficient amounts by the animal alone, so must be obtained through the diet.

Nutramega comes in an airless pump dispenser to preserve freshness and ensure accurate dosing. It is easy to administer, either directly or mixed with food, and is suitable for both dogs and cats under veterinary guidance.
How Nutramega Works

Nutramega contains natural omega‑3 fatty acids in the form of EPA and DHA, which have recognised anti‑inflammatory properties. These fatty acids play a key role in supporting the natural processes that manage inflammation within the body. Chronic or excessive inflammation can contribute to conditions affecting the skin, joints, heart, kidneys, and other systems.

EPA and DHA are incorporated into cell membranes and influence the types of chemical signals produced during inflammation. When the body is under stress or experiencing irritation, these fatty acids help form compounds known as resolvins and protectins, which support a balanced response and promote tissue recovery.

By improving the composition of cell membranes and supporting a healthy inflammatory balance, Nutramega contributes to overall wellbeing and resilience in both dogs and cats.

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15mg Zenrelia for Dogs

15mg Zenrelia for Dogs is a prescription medicine used to help manage the itch and skin inflammation associated with allergic skin disease, including atopic dermatitis (atopy). Zenrelia is intended for dogs that have been examined by a veterinary surgeon and diagnosed with an allergic condition. Zenrelia 15mg is used as part of a wider care plan that may include parasite control, skin and ear care, environmental changes, and nutrition.

How Zenrelia for Dogs works

Zenrelia works by reducing the internal “itch signalling” between an allergen trigger and the urge to scratch. Ilunocitinib is a Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor. JAK enzymes act like switches inside immune and skin cells, helping itch- and inflammation-related messenger proteins transmit their signals. By inhibiting JAK activity, Zenrelia dampens the effect of multiple cytokine signals associated with allergy and inflammation, so the skin receives fewer instructions to itch and inflame. This approach is different from an antihistamine, which blocks only histamine, and different from a corticosteroid, which broadly suppresses inflammation through multiple pathways. With 15mg Zenrelia, the aim is targeted interruption of the itch–scratch cycle so that rubbing and chewing decrease and the skin can start to recover. Because the medicine addresses signalling rather than simply masking the sensation, it can be useful in both allergic dermatitis and atopic dermatitis, where the itch is driven by immune messages as well as skin barrier weakness.

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8.5mg Zenrelia for Dogs

8.5mg Zenrelia for Dogs is a prescription-only medication used to help manage the symptoms of atopic dermatitis in dogs (Atopy). Atopic dermatitis is a common, long-term skin condition that can significantly affect a dog’s comfort and overall wellbeing. Zenrelia is formulated to reduce the itching and inflammation that often accompany this condition, providing effective relief and improving quality of life.

Zenrelia contains an active ingredient that targets specific pathways in the immune system responsible for the itching and inflammation seen in atopic dermatitis. Unlike traditional anti-inflammatory drugs that act broadly, 8.5mg Zenrelia works by selectively blocking signals in the immune system that lead to the itch response.

When a dog with atopic dermatitis encounters an allergen, the immune system mistakenly identifies it as harmful and triggers a reaction. This process releases chemical messengers that cause the skin to itch and become inflamed. Zenrelia interferes with these signals, reducing the sensation of itching and calming the inflammation.

The 8.5mg strength is designed for small to medium-sized dogs and allows for accurate dosing according to weight. By interrupting the itch-scratch cycle, Zenrelia not only eases discomfort but also reduces the risk of further skin damage and secondary infections. Dogs that are less itchy are less likely to scratch and bite at their skin, which means healing can take place more effectively.

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6.4mg Zenrelia is a once-daily, orally administered tablet containing ilunocitinib, a Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor indicated for dogs from 12 months of age and weighing at least 3kg. It is formulated as a small, unflavoured film-coated tablet designed for ease of administration with or without food, with consistent dosing recommended at the same time each day.

Zenrelia works by inhibiting Janus kinase pathways involved in the inflammatory and pruritic signalling cascade. By targeting these pathways, Zenrelia reduces the biochemical processes that result in the characteristic itch and inflammation of allergic and atopic dermatitis. Following oral administration, it is rapidly absorbed, with visible improvements often appearing within 24 hours. While some dogs respond immediately, a full assessment of response should wait at least one week, with most showing notable improvement in itch and skin condition by two to four weeks.

Zenrelia 6.4mg is appropriate for use from the first veterinary consultation through diagnostic work-up and into long-term maintenance. Its simple, once-daily dosing implies that caregivers can begin treatment before a full diagnosis of atopic dermatitis, helping manage symptoms while underlying causes are explored and addressed.

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Vetoryl 60mg Tablets are a veterinary medicine prescribed for the treatment of Cushing’s disease (also known as hyperadrenocorticism) in dogs. This chronic endocrine disorder affects the adrenal glands and leads to an overproduction of cortisol, a hormone involved in regulating metabolism, the immune system, and stress response.

60mg Vetoryl Tablets contain the active ingredient trilostane, which helps control this hormone imbalance. These tablets are designed to make daily dosing more practical and can be snapped in half to allow for accurate administration based on your dog’s weight and clinical needs.

Vetoryl 60mg tablets are prescription-only and should only be used under the supervision of a veterinary surgeon. Each Vetoryl 60mg tablet contains trilostane, a cortisol synthesis inhibitor. Trilostane works by blocking the activity of an enzyme involved in the production of cortisol within the adrenal glands. By reducing the output of cortisol, the medication helps control the effects of the disease and improve your dog’s clinical condition. These tablets are film-coated and scored, which allows them to be split in half easily. This is particularly useful for adjusting the dosage based on your vet’s recommendations. Vetoryl 60mg Tablets should be given with food, once daily, to improve absorption. Treatment with Vetoryl does not cure Cushing’s disease but manages its symptoms. Most dogs on the correct dose show noticeable improvement in energy levels, coat condition, appetite, and overall comfort within a few weeks of starting treatment.

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30mg Vetoryl Tablets are used to treat hyperadrenocorticism, commonly known as Cushing’s disease, in dogs. Each 30mg Vetoryl Tablet contains 30mg of the active ingredient trilostane, a synthetic compound that helps regulate hormone production in the adrenal glands. Vetoryl is designed specifically for use in dogs and must only be given under the direction of a veterinary surgeon.

Vetoryl 30mg contains trilostane, a drug that inhibits an enzyme involved in the production of cortisol in the adrenal glands. By blocking this enzyme, trilostane reduces the amount of cortisol being produced. This helps to control the symptoms of Cushing’s disease and improves the dog’s quality of life. The 30mg dosage is one of several strengths available. It may be used on its own or in combination with other strengths to achieve the correct dose as prescribed by your veterinarian. Proper dosing is crucial and must be based on the dog’s weight, clinical condition, and response to treatment.

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