Lisinopril Tablets, 30mg

ACE Inhibitor Tablet for Heart and Blood Pressure in Pets

Product Description

Lisinopril 30 mg Tablets are a prescription ACE inhibitor used off-label in dogs and cats to support cardiovascular health. Blocking the enzyme that tightens blood vessels lowers pressure, eases the heart's workload, and improves circulation. Commonly prescribed for heart failure, hypertension, heart valve conditions, and certain kidney disease types, it offers focused support for pets with serious cardiovascular and renal needs.

Benefits

• Blood Vessel Dilation: Blocks the ACE enzyme that keeps vessels narrow, letting blood vessels relax and pressure drop across the system.
• Heart Failure Management: Used alongside diuretics, lisinopril has demonstrated improved quality of life in dogs with congestive heart failure.
• High Blood Pressure Control: Lowers elevated blood pressure in pets, reducing long-term damage risk to the kidneys, heart, and eyes.
• Kidney Disease Support: Reduces filtration pressure within the kidneys in some pets and may help support improved renal function over time.
• Heart Valve Disease Use: Addresses certain heart valve diseases in dogs and cats, easing the cardiovascular strain that comes with valve dysfunction.
• FDA-Approved Generic Drug: An established FDA-approved generic sold under its active ingredient name, giving veterinarians a reliable off-label cardiac care option.

Ingredients

Active Ingredient

Lisinopril

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

Lisinopril 30 mg Tablets are a prescription-only medication. A valid prescription from a licensed veterinarian is required before this product can be purchased or dispensed. Always follow your veterinarian's exact instructions for giving this medication to your pet. Never stop lisinopril suddenly without veterinary approval, and make sure your pet has access to fresh, clean water at all times throughout treatment.

Disclaimer: Dosage and administration of this medication must be determined by a licensed veterinarian. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any prescription medication for your pet.

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Additional Information

Precautions

• ACE Inhibitor Allergy: Not for pets with a known reaction to lisinopril, enalapril, benazepril, or any other ACE inhibitor medication.
• Not for Pregnant Animals: Risk of fetal defects makes this product off-limits for pregnant animals; nursing pets also need extra caution throughout.
• Liver Disease Caution: Liver disease, lupus, or blood abnormalities require careful vet evaluation before this product is started in an affected pet.
• Kidney Disease Monitoring: Pets with renal insufficiency need regular blood and urine checks under close veterinary supervision throughout their treatment.
• Drug Interactions: Diuretics, NSAIDs, beta-blockers, potassium supplements, and other blood pressure drugs interact with this product; always keep your vet informed.
• Do Not Stop Abruptly: Your vet's approval is needed before stopping; sudden dose cuts can push blood pressure to a harmful level.

Possible Side Effects

• Vomiting and Diarrhoea: Vomiting and loose stools may arise; contact your vet if these signs carry on or become more severe.
• Low Blood Pressure: Weakness, lethargy, or collapse from low blood pressure may occur, especially at higher doses or with combination therapy.
• Reduced Appetite: Food interest may drop in some pets; tell your vet if appetite loss persists or eating stops altogether.
• Cough and Weakness: Dry cough and weakness may appear; tell your vet if either sign develops and fails to clear naturally.
• Allergic Reaction Signs: Facial swelling, hives, rash, or breathing difficulty require immediately stopping this product and seeking emergency veterinary attention.
• Kidney Function Changes: Some pets, especially those with existing renal conditions, may see kidney function change; regular bloodwork throughout treatment is needed.

Storage Information

• Room Temperature Storage: Store between 68°F and 77°F (20°C to 25°C) in a stable indoor location away from excessive heat.
• Protect from Moisture and Light: A sealed container away from humidity, direct light, and freezing conditions keeps these tablets effective throughout their shelf life.
• Keep Away from Pets and Children: Secure storage is essential; large accidental doses can cause serious cardiovascular effects in children and other household animals.

NOTE: For generic medications, the product image shown may not reflect the actual item received. Generic medications can vary in size, color, and shape between orders depending on the manufacturer. Additionally, your medication may arrive packaged in a HardyPaw Pharmacy vial.

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Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is lisinopril used for in dogs and cats?

Ans: Used off-label in dogs and cats for congestive heart failure, high blood pressure, heart valve diseases, and some kidney conditions. It relaxes blood vessels and reduces fluid retention, helping the heart pump more effectively and improving overall circulation in treated pets.

Q2: What happens if I miss giving my pet a dose of lisinopril?

Ans: Give the missed dose as soon as you notice, unless the next one is almost due. Never double up. Consistency matters, as a missed dose can allow blood pressure to rise suddenly in ways that harm the heart and other organs.

Q3: Can lisinopril cause kidney problems in dogs or cats?

Ans: Kidney function may be affected in pets already dealing with renal disease. Regular blood and urine testing throughout treatment allows vets to keep an eye on kidney values and electrolytes, making sure the product stays appropriate and safe for the individual pet.

Q4: Are there other medications that interact with lisinopril in pets?

Ans: Yes, lisinopril interacts with NSAIDs, insulin, diuretics, beta-blockers, potassium supplements, and other blood pressure drugs. These combinations can cause dangerously low blood pressure or high potassium levels. Always share a full and current medication list with your vet before starting treatment.

Q5: How will my veterinarian monitor my pet while on lisinopril?

Ans: Regular check-ups will typically include blood pressure readings and bloodwork covering kidney function and electrolyte levels. These visits confirm the product is working as intended and that no harmful reactions are developing over the course of treatment in your pet.