Dosage for tramadol for dogs six pounds?

Answer 1

None.

I've been told dogs can take codeine, and Vicodin contains the synthetic version of that, however, Vicodin also contains Tylenol and that is a no-no for dogs:

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In an urgent situation, I would give my dog a half or whole aspirin (depending on their size) until I could go to the store or pet store asap to get the kind specifically made for dogs. Dogs should take the kind of aspirin that is buffered or coated, so as not to injure their digestive systems. Also, don't forget that aspirin "thins the blood" & is liable to make your dog bleed more if you're dealing with an injury or wound situation.

If you have an older dog that is suffering joint or Arthritis symptoms, Rimadyl is commonly prescribed by vets for pain & inflammation & you can find it available on internet sites that offer pet medications quite frequently. Also, I got one old dachshund to 17 years & another to 14 years of age, pretty pain free using Glucosamine/Chondroitin in a daily chewable, canine tablet.

Answer 2

As much as his vet advises. Idiot drug abusers voluntarily taking drugs deserve what they get, but forcing drugs on an innocent trusting housepet is indescribably vile and ethically revolts.

Answer 3

Dont give your dog any medication without checking with your vet first! Ever.

Answer 4

No dose, tramadol works by effecting certain centers of the brain and may not work at all for your dog, nor is it ever recommended to give an animal human medicine.