1 Prevention of MI and decreased mortality in patients with recent MI. 2  Management of stable, symptomatic (class II or III) heart failure due to ischemic, hypertensive or cardiomyopathc origin (may be used with ACE inhibitors, diuretics and/or digoxin; Toprol XL only).
Wet food can go bad much faster than dry food. The dog may present a number of symptoms if eating bad food: 1  Vomiting. 2  Diarrhea. 3  Abdominal cramps or pain. 4  Lack of appetite. 5  Skin rashes. 6  Itchy skin.
Because they often cut out key foods, fad diets may cause the following symptoms: 1  Dehydration. 2  Weakness and fatigue. 3  Nausea and headaches. 4  Constipation. Inadequate vitamin and mineral intake.