Vetoryl Trilostane Capsules for Dogs

Vetoryl contains trilostane in prescription capsules for dogs. Its US reference concerns pituitary-dependent or adrenal-dependent hyperadrenocorticism, commonly called Cushing’s syndrome. Follow-up testing is a central part of the treatment plan.

How trilostane is described

Trilostane affects an enzyme involved in adrenal steroid production, including cortisol. This is a medicine for a defined endocrine condition, rather than an energy or coat supplement. The diagnosis and monitoring guide its use.

Separate strengths in 30-capsule packs

The listed presentations are 5, 10, 30, 60 and 120 mg, each with 30 capsules. A range photograph shows separate strengths; it does not mean every strength is supplied in one box. Request the exact strength and count on the prescription.

Food and follow-up

The reference label instructs administration with food and requires veterinary reassessment with relevant testing. Improvement in visible symptoms alone does not establish the correct ongoing amount. The clinical team determines any strength or routine changes.

Keep monitoring details with the medicine

Record the selected strength and follow-up arrangements when comparing a refill. Tell the veterinarian promptly about unexpected illness or changes during treatment. A 30-capsule box identifies the quantity supplied, not a fixed number of days for every dog.