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«Center of the veterinary aid» (Main veterinarian)
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LLC AG Aspect (Scientific consultant)
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LLC «RDE «Astrapharm» (Scientific consultant)
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Russian Federation
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LLC «AG «Aspect» (Veterinarian)
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LLC «RDE «Astrapharm» (Leading veterinarian)
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The use of the drug Kurs Uspokoin tablets in a minimum initial daily dose of 7 mg/kg for the first three days, with a further increase in the minimum daily dose to 14 mg/kg, showed a positive effect in correcting the behavior of dogs older than 10 years with progressive signs of cognitive impairment.
trazodone succinate, Kurs Uspokoyin tablets, age-related cognitive impairment, older dogs, serotonin system, neurotransmitters
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