Dear dog owner, If your dog has been diagnosed with heart failure and is currently receiving furosemide (also known as frusemide, Lasix®, Diuride®) please read on. I am a veterinary student researching the effects of furosemide on both you and your dog's quality of life. It would be most helpful if you would take a few moments to share your thoughts and experiences by completing the following questionnaire (please note UK dog owners only). This information will be useful to improve treatment in the future. All participants will remain anonymous. Please follow the link: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/D2BNH76 Thank you! Nicole
Furosemide is no longer prescribed for humans or dogs here as it has been proven to cause pancreatitis in some patients. Both in humans and in dogs. Therefore I will not be filling in your link.
My Evil one as heart condition it was discovered during her 6 week old check up, but is not on any form of medication as to yet, she will be 7 years old in August, but still acts like a puppy.
Dear dog owner, If your dog has been diagnosed with heart failure and is currently receiving furosemide (also known as frusemide, Lasix®, Diuride®) please read on. I am a veterinary student researching the effects of furosemide on both you and your dog's quality of life. It would be most helpful if you would take a few moments to share your thoughts and experiences by completing the following questionnaire (please note UK dog owners only). This information will be useful to improve treatment in the future. All participants will remain anonymous. Please follow the link: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/D2BNH76 Thank you! Nicole
I lost my old dog, Tweed, in April last year. A gradually failing heart was one of the contributing factors. She was initially given Frusemide, but this made her drip urine, so she was taken off it, and had several more comfortable months on Vetmedin. I haven't followed the link as you do say, 'currently', but will do so if you would like me to.
