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Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg
£0.30
Veterinary prescription only : our pharmacists check every order before dispatch.
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Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg is a vital veterinary medicine specifically formulated to support dogs suffering from congestive heart failure. Containing the active substance Pimobendan, this prescription-only treatment helps manage symptoms and significantly improve the quality of life for your beloved canine companion.
FAQ
What is Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg used for?
Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg is prescribed for the treatment of canine congestive heart failure. This includes conditions originating from valvular insufficiency (mitral and/or tricuspid valve regurgitation) or dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs.
How does Pimobendan in Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg work?
The active ingredient, Pimobendan, improves heart function by increasing the heart muscle's ability to contract more strongly (positive inotropy) and by widening blood vessels (vasodilation), which reduces the heart's workload. This helps to improve blood flow and alleviate symptoms of heart failure.
How should I store Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg?
For blisters, do not store above 30 °C. Any unused tablet portion should be returned to the blister and used for the next administration. For bottles, keep tightly closed to protect from moisture, and do not store above 25 °C. Always store out of reach and sight of children and animals to prevent accidental ingestion.
Can Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg be given with food?
It is recommended to administer Zelys 1 Chewable Tablet 1.25mg approximately one hour before feeding. This is because the bioavailability of Pimobendan can be considerably reduced when administered with food or shortly thereafter.
What should I do if my dog shows signs of overdose?
In case of overdose, symptoms like increased heart rate, vomiting, apathy, ataxia, heart murmurs, or hypotension may occur. If these signs are observed, the dosage should be reduced, and appropriate symptomatic treatment should be initiated. Always consult your veterinarian immediately.
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