Dogs with cardiac hypertrophy can eat salvia miltiorrhiza, which can be used as an auxiliary treatment for cardiac hypertrophy. Salvia miltiorrhiza has the effects of activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, regulating qi and relieving pain. It can improve the cardiovascular function of dogs, reduce the risk of myocardial ischemia, and regulate arrhythmia. The dose for pet dogs needs to be converted into a pet dose when taking it. For ordinary people, it is calculated as 60kg, and for dogs, it is calculated as a proportion of body weight. Avoid strenuous exercise, such as running for long periods of time, jumping around, etc., as these can aggravate the condition. Heart enlargement in dogs is usually not easy to cure, and medications can only be used to relieve symptoms.

Symptoms of heart enlargement in dogs:

1. Dogs will have symptoms of heavy panting and shortness of breath.

2. Coughing, retching, and harsh "goose chirps", especially after excitement, excitement, or strenuous exercise.

3. Listlessness, reduced appetite or even loss of appetite. Acute attacks include difficulty breathing, coughing, syncope, or sudden death. Some dogs have no clinical symptoms and require electrocardiogram and ultrasound examination to confirm the diagnosis.