Prescription blood pressure and heart medication for dogs will be prescribed to your pup after your veterinarian diagnoses any underlying conditions or causes. The most common diseases that can lead to high blood pressure in your pup are chronic kidney disease, adrenal gland tumors, and Cushing’s disease. Depending on the outcome of tests, your veterinarian may recommend blood pressure and heart medicine for dogs to help correct irregular heartbeats or slow fluid build-up in the lungs. In some cases, they may recommend surgery to correct a torn valve or to insert a pacemaker to correct the heart rhythm. Consult with your veterinarian to discuss symptoms and find a treatment that suits your pup’s medical needs.
Some signs and symptoms of congestive heart failure in your pup can include coughing when at rest or sleeping, excessive panting, swollen belly, pale or bluish gums, or persistent loss of appetite and exercise intolerance. Your dog might also develop generalized weight loss and muscle wasting due to the effects of congestive heart failure on other body systems.
Some signs and symptoms of congestive heart failure in your pup can include coughing when at rest or sleeping, excessive panting, swollen belly, pale or bluish gums, or persistent loss of appetite and exercise intolerance. Your dog might also develop generalized weight loss and muscle wasting due to the effects of congestive heart failure on other body systems.
Your veterinarian may recommend medications to help the heart work and correct irregular heartbeats, medications to slow fluid build-up in the lungs, or surgery to correct a torn valve or to insert a pacemaker to correct the heart rhythm.
The most common diseases that can lead to high blood pressure in your dog are chronic kidney disease, adrenal gland tumors and Cushing’s disease.
The first step is to talk to your veterinarian and discuss any possible underlying conditions. Once your veterinarian can diagnose your pup, they will prescribe medication and nutrition plan to help normalize your dog’s blood pressure.
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