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Open Vet J. 2026; 16(6): 4089-4097


Equine placental extract supplementation in six elderly dogs with cognitive dysfunction: A six-case series

Mami Irimajiri, Kentarou Tahara, Eiichi Hirano.



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Background:
Canine cognitive dysfunction is a common age-related neurodegenerative condition in elderly dogs with limited effective treatment options. Equine placental extract (eqPE) has gained traction as a potential nutraceutical intervention to improve cognitive function.

Case Description:
Six client-owned dogs aged ≥10 years with a Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Rating Scale (CCDR) score of ≥50 received eqPE orally for 4 weeks (2 ml/day for dogs

Key words: Canine cognitive dysfunction; Case series; Cognitive function; Elderly dogs; Equine placental extract; Nutraceutical.

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