Expected Changes in Clinical Signs of Hyperadrenocorticism
First recheck at 2 weeks*
- Owners should have noticed that the dog is drinking less and urinating less
- The ravenous appetite and excessive panting should have decreased
- Lethargy is another clinical sign of Cushing’s syndrome that rapidly responds to treatment; even at the first 14-day check many owners have noticed their dogs are more active
Re-examination at 12 weeks*
- At day 84 after starting treatment with VETORYL Capsules, 80% of dogs were considered treatment successes
- At day 84, the percentage of dogs showing improvements in activity, appetite, thirst, urination, and panting ranged from 81% to 93%
- In 93% of dogs, improvement in clinical assessments were noted at day 84

*Data on file at Dechra Veterinary Products: US Field Study