Our Heart diseases selection includes veterinary dry food, prescription cardiac diets, targeted supplements, and supportive pet supplies for dogs and cats. Products aim to support nutrition, weight and fluid management alongside veterinary care. Review product descriptions and consult your veterinarian to choose items suited to your pet’s diagnosis and lifestyle.

Some cardiac veterinary dry foods are prescription-only while others are available without veterinary authorization. Product pages specify requirements. Because individual needs and medications vary, check the product details on Petreon Lietuva and speak with your veterinarian before purchasing or changing a cardiac diet.

Transition gradually over about seven to ten days, mixing increasing amounts of the new cardiac diet with the current food. Monitor appetite, stool and energy levels during the change. Discuss the plan with your veterinarian, who can advise timing, portion sizes and any adjustments based on your pet’s specific heart condition.

Some supplements, like omega-3 fatty acids, may support cardiovascular health, but safety and dosage depend on species, current medications and diagnosis. Do not add supplements without veterinary approval, as interactions with medications or inappropriate dosages can occur. Ask your veterinarian to recommend safe, evidence-based products.

Urgent veterinary care is needed for severe respiratory difficulty, fainting, collapse, blue or pale gums, or sudden extreme weakness. These could be signs of decompensated heart disease or other emergencies. If you observe these symptoms, seek immediate veterinary attention rather than relying on online advice or delayed treatment.