Chlorphenamine Maleate is an antihistamine that is prescribed to dogs. A dog and a cat are not the same and have different needs. An animal could be put in danger if given the wrong medication. It is best to seek advice and treatment from a vet.
The doseage depends upon the dog's weight, the overall health status of the dog, the reason for the antihistamine and the actual drug being administered. You would need to call a veterinarian or take your dog in for an examination to get a valid and medically appropriate answer.
Is essence, not much of a different. Enalapril is the active pharm. ingredient however is absorbed poorly by the body and not effective orally. Enalapril is reacted withmaleic acidto give enalapril maleate. Once its absorbed into your body it is dissociated to give enalapril as the API.- Pharm. Engineering student
Can not find anything that would indicate that they can cause a miscarriage. The safest ones to use during pregnancy is Loratadine or Chlorphenamine. If you can not take those your doctor might give you Cetirizine. Seems like you had a miscarriage because the zygote was not viable. Happens in about a third of all pregnancies.
The amount of antihistamine that you can safely give a particular animal is based upon a calculation of milligrams of drug per kilogram of body weight. The number of milliliters you can give your dog will depend on the concentration of the drug (milligrams per milliliter).
mizollen belongs to a group of medicines called "antihistamine" which is used most commonly in treating allergy type of reaction such as skin itchness, watery/itchy eyes. mizollen belongs to the 2nd generation antihistamine that has been designed to give a non-sedative drug action as compares with the first generation antihistamine. mizollen belongs to a group of medicines called "antihistamine" which is used most commonly in treating allergy type of reaction such as skin itchness, watery/itchy eyes. mizollen belongs to the 2nd generation antihistamine that has been designed to give a non-sedative drug action as compares with the first generation antihistamine.
can dogs give cats lice
you give it dog food and put it in the microwave then give it to them
People abuse their dogs by hitting them give them rotting food and don't give the dogs love.
Yes you can give a dog benadryl indefinitely...just make sure that you check with your vet that you are giving the correct dose. You want to give as little as possible, just enough to control the symptoms. You may want to also check with your vet to see if there is another antihistamine that may even work better for your dog. Surprisingly there are many antihistamine that you can get through a prescription from your vet that may even be cheaper than buying benadryl over the counter.An Alternate Answer:Dogs can have 1-2mg of Benadryl per pound, every 8 hours. This can be used to treat allergic reactions, and it also has some anti-anxiety effects. As a general rule, Benadryl is very effective for both dogs and cats, as it is for humans, and, as with humans, the primary side effect is drowsiness, with dogs and cats, as well.
As a human, you do not. Only dogs can give birth to dogs. It is like "How do you give birth to a human?".
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Dogs give birth because they are mammals.