Advice from the BP Measurement Experts
Just like humans, dogs can have hypertension, which is higher than normal blood pressure. The best way to prevent hypertension in your pet is through a healthy diet and exercise. The risk of high blood pressure increases as the animal ages. One study found that up to 10% of dogs may suffer from high blood pressure1!
High blood pressure is associated with many symptoms and health issues. Here are some symptoms a dog may exhibit if high blood pressure is left untreated.
These symptoms are signs that the animal may have a serious health problem. If noticed in your pet, schedule an appointment with your vet. However, hypertension can be asymptomatic in its early stages, so it is important to have a vet check your dog’s blood pressure at his or her regular appointments.
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