Benadryl is an antihistamine. It does not work on or affect the temperature center of biological organisms.
Now, if you're referring to the term "Hay Fever" which is another term for Allergies, pollen irritants, etc. yes, you can give Children's Benadryl, in SMALL doses to a dog or cat to help them with sneezing, dry cough, etc.
Do this only after you have called a vet and spoken with them or a vet tech to ensure that you're giving the right proportion of medicine-to-body-weight ratio.
I've used it in my ferrets and cats for allergies, sneezing, etc. and never had any problems. It does have a sedating, sleep inducing affect, so they may get sleepy after being given the medicine.
If your dog has a real fever, then you need to check with your vet to determine why there is fever and what can be given safely to the animal to control the fever.
This is a worrying question. Please stop giving your dog benadryl.
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1ml of benadryl can have a dog for each pound.
For the most part, no. Dogs with allergies tend to have skin and gastrointestinal tract issues, not the upper respiratory signs shown by humans. Therefore, giving a dog Benadryl to reduce allergy-related inflammation is probably not going to do anything to resolve an eye issue. However, a veterinarian who has examined your dog and determined the cause of the eye issue may prescribe Benadryl for your dog.
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Yes, a dog can take Benadryl. Make sure to be careful with dosage. A dog can take 1mg for each pound it weighs. So, a 5lb dog can only take 5mg's of Benadryl.
Yes, a dog can overdose on Benadryl, and it doesn't take as much as you might think.
Yes !! do not use that much. What are you giving it to your dog for? Remember there are 2 kinds of Benadryl an antihistimine and a decongestant. Assuming you are using the anithistamine, I'd check with your vet.
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This will depend upon the size of the dog and the exact formulation of Benadryl you are asking about.
That highly depends on the size, health and medical history of the dog. You really should ask your veterinarian.
The better question is, how do you know that your dog is having an Anaphylactic reaction?