VETORYL CHEWABLE TABLETS 60MG 30 TABLETS | Cushing's Syndrome in Dogs

VETORYL CHEWABLE TABLETS 60MG 30 TABLETS | general | VETORYL

Vetoryl Chewable Tablets 60 mg is the leading trilostane treatment for Cushing's syndrome in dogs (pituitary or adrenal hyperadrenocorticism). It reduces the excessive production of glucocorticoids in the adrenal glands, improving symptoms such as excessive thirst, voracious appetite, and muscle weakness. This 30-tablet presentation facilitates precise and palatable daily administration for dogs of all sizes.

Main Features:
Flavored chewable tablets: An appealing flavor that dogs readily accept, without needing to hide it in food.
Divisible into quarters: Precise dose adjustment according to the dog's weight (initial dose 2 mg/kg/day).
Proven efficacy: Same trilostane used for decades in veterinary medicine, now easier to administer.
30 tablets per packageIdeal for continuous treatments under veterinary supervision.

Specifications:
Trilostane 60 mg per tablet. Excipients: palatable flavorings, calcium carbonate, microcrystalline cellulose, and other ingredients. Administer orally once a day with food. Store below 25°C in the original blister pack. Veterinary prescription requiredSpecies: dogs. Do not use in pregnant, lactating or breeding females; nor in cases of primary liver disease, renal insufficiency or hypersensitivity.

How to use:
– Initial dose: 2 mg/kg of body weight per day.
– Administer daily with food for better absorption.
– Divide tablets into quarters if necessary for exact dosage.
– Monitor with ACTH test at 10-14 days, 1 month and every 3-6 months; adjust up to +50% or split into 2 doses if symptoms persist.
– Stop treatment and consult a veterinarian if adverse effects such as lethargy, vomiting, or diarrhea occur.

FAQ's:
How long does it take for Cushing's syndrome to improve with Vetoryl 60 mg?
Symptoms improve within weeks; full response in 1-3 months, depending on the dog.

Can I split Vetoryl chewable tablets?
Yes, they are divided into quarters for precise dosing by weight.

Do you need a Vetoryl prescription for dogs with Cushing's disease?
Yes, always under veterinary prescription and supervision.

What is the difference between this and Vetoryl capsules?
The chewable tablets are flavored, divisible and easier to administer; same effectiveness with trilostane.

What to do if there are side effects?
Stop feeding and contact a veterinarian immediately if vomiting, diarrhea, or weakness occurs. Monitor electrolytes and liver/kidney function.