Vivitonin 50mg tablets (box of 60) | Prescription required
Vivitonin is a drug that increases blood flow and therefore oxygen delivery to the brain, helping it function more effectively. The active ingredient in Vivitonin is called propentofylline which is a xanthine drug, in the same family as caffeine. This increased blood flow can improve demeanour and behavioural differences in older dogs and increase willingness and ability to exercise.
Vivitonin also increases blood flow to the heart and muscles as well as acting as a bronchodilator, a substance that opens up the airways, so it useful for a range of other conditions involving the heart and lungs. It can help prevent abnormal heart rhythms and causes the heart to beat more forcefully, improving circulation.
* Restricted Veterinary Medicine (RVM). Only available under veterinary authorisation. Registered pursuant to the ACVM Act 1997.
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Registered pursuant to the ACVM Act 1997 No.A5114
In two studies, practicing veterinarians found Vivitonin
to be effective at improving non-specific signs of ageing
(e.g. appetite, activity, mobility, condition, haircoat) in more
than 75% of dogs.6 Subjective improvements were also
reported in hearing and vision.
Propentofylline has been suggested as a therapeutic option
for cognitive dysfunction in dogs.5 It has a wide safety margin
with almost no contraindications.1,7 Avoid use in pregnant or
lactating dogs as studies have not yet been conducted.
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