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Dog with Heart Disease Breathes Easier Thanks to Viagra #dogs #youtubeshorts #viral #treding #viagra

29 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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A YouTube monologue describing a dog treated with low-dose Viagra (sildenafil) to open blood vessels and reduce pulmonary hypertension, which improved breathing and reportedly extended the dog’s life by about eight months beyond the veterinarian’s original three-month prognosis. The speaker emphasizes the medication was used for breathing/heart reasons, not erectile dysfunction.

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Low-dose Viagra (sildenafil).

About eight months versus the vet's estimate of three months.

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My dog don't have ed. In fact, he was neutered when he was young. But I put him on Viagra because the way that Viagra works is that it opens up blood vessels. So that way to reduce the hypertension or the high blood pressure in his lungs to allow him to breathe better. Because bode at nighttime he cough a lot and he has trouble breathing. So since we put him on Viagra, low dose Viagra, he's actually breathing better and has bought him another eight months with us when the vet says he probably have just three months alone. That's why I put him on Viagra, because help him breathe, not because it help him with his erectile dysfunction. And that's one of the reason why I don't give my patient Viagra.