1/4th of a baby aspirin every 72 hours is ok. But, ask your veterinarian before you do this. You can call any veterinarian clinic to get an answer and someone should be able to answer your question over the phone about this subject.
Yes, you can give baby aspirin to a cat but ONLY 1/4 of one tablet and ONLY once every 72 hours. The baby aspirin should be given with food.
Be very careful, if you are unsure then you should ask a vet before giving your cat anything.
The cat could get really sick and possibly die... I recomend you bring it to the doctor.
Yes, but it's a painful and ugly death. If you have a cat that needs to be put down, take it to the vet and have it done painlessly.
It is not advisable to use human drugs to treat animals unless recommended by your vet. Do not give aspirin to your cat as cats do not have the required enzymes to break it down. Aspirin is highly toxic to cats and can be fatal if administered.
NONE cats should Never be given aspirins. Aspirin can be deadly to a cat.
DO NOT GIVE ASPIRIN OR TYLENOL-- IT IS POISONOUS TO CATS!!! CALL A VET EMERGENCY LINE BEFORE PROCEEDING OR YOU COULD KILL THE CAT.
NO! I believe that aspirin, an ingredient in many cold medicines, is FATAL to cats, so DO NOT give your cat human medicine.
Never, ever, EVER give 'human' medicine to animals without consulting a qualified vet ! You have no way of determining what is a 'safe' dose or whether the animal in question would suffer any side effects.
Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory in the same family as aspirin. Cats have a metabolic pathway that causes aspirin to release cyanide. It is entirely possible that ibuprofen will kill cats, just as aspirin does.
Cat metabolism is very different from humans; drugs like aspirin that are innocuous to humans will kill a cat (there is a metabolic pathway in cats that turns aspirin into cyanide), and morphine, which makes humans sleepy, will make a cat hyper. Do not give any drugs to a cat unless advised to by a vet.
can a goat be given aspirin
Yes. It's made with acetominophen and aspirin, both of which are deadly to cats.
There is a metabolic pathway in cats which turns aspirin into cyanide. So I would expect the symptoms would be shortness of breath, panting, inability to move, and death.
Although you should always check with your Veterinarian before giving your pet any over-the-counter human medication, in a pinch you can give your dog (NOT cat) enteric coated BABY aspirin for minor aches and pains. Smaller dogs should only be given half a baby aspirin. Enteric coated aspirin is easier on the stomach. Some dogs may have a negative reaction to aspirin but it usually just entails an upset stomach. The easiest way to administer it is in a piece of cheese or meat. Always provide plenty of water. NEVER give Tylenol or acetaminophen to dogs or cats and don't give aspirin to cats. Never self administer for more than a few days. If your pet gets worse, is in extreme distress and/or pain, is having trouble walking or standing or is having trouble breathing do NOT give them anything - get them to the Veterinarian immediately.
I'd check with your vet first, aspirin can upset the stomach, not all antbiotics will agree with pets, if your vet gave you the amoxicillin did they mention to give aspirin also? Aspirin not recommended by your vet can be fatal to your dog. Never ever give aspirin made for human consumption to your dogs.