My dog has Diabetes and Arthritis and for the Diabetes we are giving him Insulin, for the Arthritis our Vet prescribed him " Tramadol " , which is another name for ""Ultram" which is a narcotic-like pain reliever used to treat moderate to severe pain.
When I was diagnosed with Meningitis back in 1996 I was prescribed " Ultram" which was a joke, it was like giving me an aspirin because the pain was so severe. I am currently taking Morphine for my pain and have been fr the last 13 years.
However, the " Tramadol " seems to be helping my dog with his arthritis because he is able to walk better and even a bit faster. He cannot jump up on my bed, and hasn't been able to since around December...we were told about his Diabetes and Arthritis in September.
I am currently looking for a " Dog Ramp " so he can walk up the ramp and onto our bed. I was looking at "Dog Steps " but he can't walk up steps no matter how big or small the steps are, but still, his mobility is much better since he started taking the " Tramadol " AKA " Ultram " .
Generally for pain
Cocaine, Meth, and Pot are all good for the pain braw
Hi, Check with your vet if there's a discharge from the incision, or if your dog seems to be in excessive pain. (It's rare for a dog to need pain medication, but it's not unheard of.)
Strange it should still hurt after medication
Root canals can take up to 6 hours. Be prepared for pain medication afterwards.
Take the dog to a vet immediately for treatment against infection and pain medication!
Your veterinarian should send your dog home with some pain medication. Under no circumstances should you give your dog human medication - you could kill her.
prescripted by the vet only
Yes you can take a pain medication with an allergy medication
No take the dog to a vet and DO NOT give him human pain medication it causes stomach ulcers
Nothing - if you try to give your dog human medication for pain you may very well end up killing him. If you think your dog is in pain and could use some pain medication, you should take him to the vet for an examination.Important notice:Most painkillers for humans contain substances that will cause the livers and kidneys of dogs and cats to fail, and ultimately a painful death. Do not give your pet ibuprofen, paracetamol, or any other common painkiller for humans!
Motrin