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INDICATIONS
Canine cushing's syndrome - more info
SIZES
30mg, 60mg and 120mg capsules
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Dogs
ACTIVES
Trilostane
ACTIONS
Trilostane blocks the synthesis of cortisol by inhibiting an enzyme important to its synthesis
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
As per instructions of a veterinary surgeon
MORE INFORMATION FOR OWNERS:
Vetoryl®
is a short-acting drug, meaning that, in most cases, it needs to be given every day.
How do I give Vetoryl® to my dog?
Vetoryl® comes as a 30 mg or 60 mg capsule. Your veterinary surgeon will advise you of the right dose for your dog. We recommend that you give your dog Vetoryl® with a meal in the morning, as this will make it easier for your veterinary surgeon to perform monitoring tests 4-6 hours after dosing.
What should I do if I forget to give a capsule?
How long will my dog require treatment?
How long will it take for my dog to improve on treatment?
Will I need to revisit my veterinary surgeon?
Does Vetoryl® have any side-effects?
Vetoryl® is a prescription only medicine and should only be used under the advice of a qualified veterinary surgeon.
INDICATIONS
Canine cushing's syndrome - more info
SIZES
30mg, 60mg and 120mg capsules
REGISTERED FOR USE IN
Dogs
ACTIVES
Trilostane
ACTIONS
Trilostane blocks the synthesis of cortisol by inhibiting an enzyme important to its synthesis
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
As per instructions of a veterinary surgeon
MORE INFORMATION FOR OWNERS:
Vetoryl®
is a short-acting drug, meaning that, in most cases, it needs to be given every day.
How do I give Vetoryl® to my dog?
Vetoryl® comes as a 30 mg or 60 mg capsule. Your veterinary surgeon will advise you of the right dose for your dog. We recommend that you give your dog Vetoryl® with a meal in the morning, as this will make it easier for your veterinary surgeon to perform monitoring tests 4-6 hours after dosing.
What should I do if I forget to give a capsule?
How long will my dog require treatment?
How long will it take for my dog to improve on treatment?
Will I need to revisit my veterinary surgeon?
Does Vetoryl® have any side-effects?
Vetoryl® is a prescription only medicine and should only be used under the advice of a qualified veterinary surgeon.
SIZES
REGISTERED FOR USE IN
ACTIVES
ACTIONS
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Vetoryl®
is a short-acting drug, meaning that, in most cases, it needs to be given every day.
How do I give Vetoryl® to my dog?
Vetoryl® comes as a 30 mg or 60 mg capsule. Your veterinary surgeon will advise you of the right dose for your dog. We recommend that you give your dog Vetoryl® with a meal in the morning, as this will make it easier for your veterinary surgeon to perform monitoring tests 4-6 hours after dosing.
What should I do if I forget to give a capsule?
How long will my dog require treatment?
How long will it take for my dog to improve on treatment?
Will I need to revisit my veterinary surgeon? How do I give Vetoryl® to my dog?
Vetoryl® comes as a 30 mg or 60 mg capsule. Your veterinary surgeon will advise you of the right dose for your dog. We recommend that you give your dog Vetoryl® with a meal in the morning, as this will make it easier for your veterinary surgeon to perform monitoring tests 4-6 hours after dosing.
What should I do if I forget to give a capsule?
Vetoryl® comes as a 30 mg or 60 mg capsule. Your veterinary surgeon will advise you of the right dose for your dog. We recommend that you give your dog Vetoryl® with a meal in the morning, as this will make it easier for your veterinary surgeon to perform monitoring tests 4-6 hours after dosing.
What should I do if I forget to give a capsule?
Speak to your veterinary surgeon. DO NOT give a double dose the next day.
How long will my dog require treatment?
Most dogs need to be given Vetoryl® everyday for life.
How long will it take for my dog to improve on treatment?
The clinical signs of hyperadrenocorticism such as lethargy and increased drinking, eating or urination improve quickly - often within the first 2 weeks of treatment. Skin changes such as hair loss take many months to improve.
Yes. It is important that your dog revisits your veterinary surgeon for assessment and monitoring tests at 10 days, 4 weeks and 12 weeks after starting Vetoryl® therapy, and thereafter every 3 months.
If your dog becomes unwell at any time while on Vetoryl® therapy, stop treatment and consult your veterinary surgeon as soon as possible.
Does Vetoryl® have any side-effects?
Vetoryl® is well-tolerated by most dogs. If your dog develops any signs of illness while on Vetoryl® therapy, stop treatment immediately and contact your veterinary surgeon as soon as possible.
Vetoryl® is a prescription only medicine and should only be used under the advice of a qualified veterinary surgeon.
