It seems to work for Shih Tzus with heart disease. See another case here.
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"A Shih Tzu with heart failure is so much better that she is jumping around!"
This is a report about the amazement felt by the vet who saw her today.
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~Message of May 30~
Seven-year-old female Shih Tzu, 6.2 kg
I just got her one month ago.
In January, she had been diagnosed with heart valve insufficiency and also had allergies.
I heard about Pinfenon and--Pardon my writing this--thought it might have some value in making me feel better, whether or not it worked.
I gave it to my dog just as suggested, two pills, both morning and night.
I haven't told the veterinarian, for fear of creating a bias in his mind.
When I went to get some filaria medicine the other day, he listened to the dog's heart with the stethoscope without looking at her chart, but appeared unable to hear a heart murmur. With that, as the examination was ending, I got worried and asked what he had found, he was amazed, saying, "I didn't find anything!"
I repeated my question more carefully, and he said that there did seem to be a murmur, but hitherto, he had always tilted his head and made a grimace when listening to the sound of her heart, and this time he was nodding in a very cheerful manner.
I attribute this to Pinfenon, too, and I am very happy!
I haven't noticed much improvement in her allergies yet, but plan to go on giving it to her and in the hope of getting good results.