What is Vivitonin?

Vivitonin is a medicine for elderly dogs suffering from Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (dementia). It is designed to improve and assist circulation to the brain, heart, and skeletal muscles. It comes in the form of tablets and is available in a variety of doses. Vivitonin should be taken at an appropriate dosage and as directed by your vet. Vivitonin also has a slight effect at increasing heart rate, and increasing the strength of the heart’s muscle contractions. Vivitonin also dilates blood vessels and the smaller airways of the lung.

After this treatment, dog owners may notice a range of improvements including increased cognitive function, alertness, and willingness to exercise when this has not previously been the case. If your dog is pregnant, breeding, or hypersensitive to propentofylline – Vivitonin’s active ingredient – then this product should be avoided.

Rare reactions to Vivitonin include vomiting at the commencement of treatment and allergic reactions (urticarial). In the event of a Vivitonin overdose, then you should contact your vet immediately for appropriate treatment. 

This product is only suitable for the treatment of animals and should never be used on humans. It should be kept away from children out of sight and out of reach. In the event of this product being ingested by humans, then medical attention should be sought immediately.

How does Vivitonin work?

Vivitonin works by improving the flow of blood to a dog’s brain. This increases the amount of oxygen available to the brain independently of its glucose demand and can improve its cognitive function. In older dogs, this may increase willingness to exercise and exercise tolerance. Vivitonin is taken orally, usually in the form of pills.

What are the benefits of Vivitonin?

Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome can be a debilitating condition. Vivitonin may reduce its symptoms and allow increased cognitive function, alertness, and tolerance for exercise.

Is Vivitonin Available Over The Counter?

Vivitonin is not available over the counter and requires a veterinary prescription.

Dosages will vary depending on the size of the dog receiving the prescription.