Jeremy Beus

And I imagine they still use it in people, but they definitely use it in dogs for pulmonary hypertension.

So hypertension, increased blood pressure, specifically in the lung cavity and the thoracic cavity.

And people, I warn people, I'm like, look, I'm going to prescribe Sedentafil.

And every once in a while, you'll see the guy's eyes kind of go up and you go, okay, you're aware of this product.

Let's be professional here, too late.

And I'll say, look,

And I give them the whole story about how this is originally treated for high blood pressure, et cetera, et cetera.

I have this one older client, which just makes it funny.

She's a widower.

She's a widow, pardon me.

And her dog for years, he's now passed.

Her dog for years was on Viagra, was on Sidenafil.

And every once in a while, she'll call me up and she'll say, Dr. Redford, they made fun of me at the pharmacy again.

Because apparently they were like going, okay, Mrs. Smith, this is for your dog, right?

Sure it is.

So talk about...

One, unprofessional for the pharmacist side.

Second, hilarious.

We had another dog that, unfortunately, we often have to prescribe this with really severe end-stage cardiac failure.

And the dog didn't last very long.