In post-marketing clinical studies, pitavastatin reduced LDL, Total Cholesterol (TC), non-HDL cholesterol and Apolipoprotein B (ApoB) by 26.2-48%, 16.6-37%, 22.5-45%, and 17.4-41%, respectively. Its effects on HDL and triglycerides varied and ranged from -6.9% to 17.8%, and -46% up to an increase of 21%, respectively.
Cats can have their first heat cycle between 4-6 months of age and will go in to heat approximately 3 times a year. Each litter typically has between 4 and 6 kittens. Dogs go into heat at about 4-6 months of age and typically have two heat cycles per year. Each litter has, on average, between 4 and 10 puppies. A dogâs heat cycle lasts a total of 30 days. The vagina will swell during the first 10 days. There will be bloody discharge during the next 10 days.
Although six months old is the average age of a dogâs first heat, this can vary widely. Some dogs can go into heat as young as four months, while larger breeds may be as old as two years before their first heat. Responsible breeders never breed a dog on her first or even her second heat. It is considered best practice to wait until her third heat, at about 18-24 months.