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Supplements to Fight Old Age |
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There are some
supplements and special diets on the market that may help to counter the
effects of brain aging disorders. Talk to your vet about the following:
Vivitonin
This is commonly prescribed to older dogs, it works by increasing blood supply - and hence oxygen supply - to the brain as well as to the joints, muscles, and organs. Also said to help improve alertness, responsiveness and energy levels.
Fitergol
As with Vivitonin, also works by improving blood flow to the brain.
Selgian
The active ingredient, selegilene, was developed for the treatment of Alzheimers and Parkinson's disease in humans. Selgian is often prescribed for CCD.
Aktiviat
A supplement said to 'combine all the nutrients necessary for sustaining optimum brain function during the aging process.
Hillsb/d
Hill's pet nutrition has formulated a special diet packed with antioxidants pluss other nutrients, which are said to help support ageing brain cells
The above information is simply informational. It's intent is not to replace the advice of a veterinarian nor to assist you in making a diagnosis of your pet. Please consult with your own veterinarian for confirmation of any diagnosis. Your pets life may depend on it.
Vivitonin
This is commonly prescribed to older dogs, it works by increasing blood supply - and hence oxygen supply - to the brain as well as to the joints, muscles, and organs. Also said to help improve alertness, responsiveness and energy levels.
Fitergol
As with Vivitonin, also works by improving blood flow to the brain.
Selgian
The active ingredient, selegilene, was developed for the treatment of Alzheimers and Parkinson's disease in humans. Selgian is often prescribed for CCD.
Aktiviat
A supplement said to 'combine all the nutrients necessary for sustaining optimum brain function during the aging process.
Hillsb/d
Hill's pet nutrition has formulated a special diet packed with antioxidants pluss other nutrients, which are said to help support ageing brain cells
The above information is simply informational. It's intent is not to replace the advice of a veterinarian nor to assist you in making a diagnosis of your pet. Please consult with your own veterinarian for confirmation of any diagnosis. Your pets life may depend on it.