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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Benadryl is a cough syrup and used at the time when suffering from cough or cold. You must consult your vet before giving too much benadryl to your dog. Excessive intake of medicine will cause negative impact on your dog's health,
50 mg of Benadryl would overdose a 9 pound dog.
Benadryl can cause shortness of breath, swelling of limbs, convulsions, and even death. If a dog had an overdose of Benadryl, you should not delay in contacting your vet. The dog needs to be treated immediately.
Yes my vet says 12.5mg per 10 lbs
1ml of benadryl can have a dog for each pound.
Yes, a dog can overdose on Benadryl, and it doesn't take as much as you might think.
I know they can have benadryl so just call your vet and let him tell you how much an how long and onlt do this if its itching
This is a worrying question. Please stop giving your dog benadryl.
one milligram per pound.
You shouldn't give an animal liquid benadryl. The liquid formula has too much alcohol in it and could cause alcohol poisoning. The dose for benadryl tablets is 1 mg per pound three times a day. Generally benadryl comes in 25 mg tablets , so you can cut one in half for your dog. It generally does only a fair job for itching in dogs. If the problem persists make and appointment with your vet.
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You should ask a veterinarian. They will tell you the proper form of benadryl, and the dosage depending on the animal's size.
No, this would be a very high dose. Call your veterinarian and ask how much Benadryl to give your dog.
an 8 lb. dog needs 16 mg of Benadryl, so you can give it one teaspoon ofchildren's benadryl which has 12.5 mg. make sure it is regular benadryl and doesn't contain acetaminophen (to check, look at the active ingredients in the box or bottle).
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That depends on how many milligrams of diphenhydramine are in each teaspoonful of the liquid, why you're giving the Benadryl, and whether or not your dog is receiving any other medications. Contact your Vet. He/she will know the correct dose for your pet.