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Libeo is a diuretic tablet, used mostly to help with problems affecting the heart and circulation. It is supplied in small, palatable tablets and can be given with or without food.
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Used to help with reducing fluid around the lungs. In conjunction with Vetmedin, working a treat for my dog who was given between 4 weeks and 6 months to live, now exceeded this.
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Seems to be helping my boy
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It seems to be doing acgood job for Bells .
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Excellent
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Very effective. Reasonably priced.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Libeo, including answers from our team.
Sal
My chi hates all tablets- tried everything ☹️ Is there a liquid form? Or would it be ok to dissolve with a little water and use a syringe?
There is no liquid form of Libeo, however there is a human version of the active ingredient (furosemide) that does come in a liquid form. We cannot legally advertise human medications but we can dispense them off license alongside a prescription for use in animals, please ring our customer services on 01582 842096 for more information.
You can crumble the Libeo tablets so one option is to crush them into wet food or a treat and give them this way.
Elaine
How many tablets should a cocker spaniel have daily
Hi Elaine,
Thank you for your question.
The dosage is based on weight (see dosage section in the description), however your vet will prescribe a suitable dosage.
Paula
Can libeo be given to cats? I've been given 10mg to give to my cat daily but all articles I'm reading say for dogs. Is it safe to give to cats?
The active ingredient in Libeo is Frusemide. Frusemide is used most commonly in dogs with congestive heart failure and so Libeo is licensed for dogs rather than cats which is why everything you are reading is about dogs. However Frusemide is perfectly suitable to give to cats if prescribed by your vet and is often used in cases of heart failure, liver disease or kidney disease.
