Frecardyl is a sterile solution intended for injection in various animal species to assist aerobic and circulatory performance. The formulation combines heptaminol hydrochloride and diprophylline, offering a dual mechanism: stimulating the respiratory centre, alleviating bronchial spasm, and enhancing myocardial tone. It’s indicated in practice for conditions involving respiratory compromise, cardiac insufficiency, or circulatory collapse. The product is marketed under authorisation (e.g., Vetoquinol’s regulatory registration in Europe).
Target Species: Equines, cattle, dogs, and cats
Application: Injectable cardiorespiratory support
Method: Administer via intravenous, intramuscular (and in some species intraperitoneal) routes.
Dosage: 2 ml per 10 kg body weight.
Repetition: Can be repeated every 4 to 5 hours, for up to 4–5 days if necessary.
Stimulates both heart and respiratory systems through heptaminol and diprophylline synergy
Helps reverse respiratory depression and supports cardiac output in compromised animals
Useful in acute settings like cardiovascular collapse, pulmonary oedema, or airway obstruction
Broad species applicability, veterinary utility across livestock and companion animals
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