Can you give your dog hayfever tablets?

Answer 1

You should never give human medication to a dog - dogs can have very severe reactions to human medication, including death. Also, the causes and underlying processes that cause a dog to appear to have a cold can be very different from what causes a cold in humans.j

If your dog appears to be mildly ill - sneezing, runny eyes, tired, not interested in eating, you can try watching him for 24 hours to see if he gets better on his own. If he is also vomiting, has diarrhea, appears to be in pain or is running a fever (a rectal thermometer reading of 103.5 or higher is a fever in a dog), you should take him to the veterinarian for examination.

In many cases, dogs can get mild upper respiratory viral infections that they clear on their own without any medication.

Answer 2

They can have benadryl but call your vet first they may want you to try something that won`t make the dog sleepy. A natural peanut butter supplement that helped my dog is called doggy goo. its all natural

Answer 3

Yes it is safe to give your dog childrens benadryl tablets but you should also give them a vitamin c tablet with this. This should only be used until you can take your dog to your vet who can treat them with steroids.

Answer 4

BenadrylDiphenhydramine hydrochloride, sometimes sold as Benadryl, is an effective antihistamine and sedative often recommended by veterinarians. ClaritinThe loratadine ingredient helps ease itching in many dogs. Chlor-TrimetonThe chlorpheniramine ingredient is often recommended by veterinarians to relieve itching for allergic dogs. TavistClemastine, known as Tavist and other names, is used for dermatitis or skin problems. Fish Oil CapsulesThe omega-3 fatty acids in fish oil work in the skin to help ease allergy problems in dogs.Fatty acids in flaxseed help lubricate the skin and prevent allergy problems. WarningUse only basic allergy medications. Never use pain or decongestant versions such as Tavist-D, Claritin-D or Benadryl Sinus. Added ingredients such as acetaminophen or pseudoephedrine can be harmful to dogs.

Answer 5

It is not recommended to give your dog hayfever tablets without consulting a veterinarian first. Dogs can have adverse reactions to certain medications, and the dosage for dogs is different from that for humans. A veterinarian can properly assess your dog's symptoms and recommend the most appropriate treatment, which may include antihistamines or other medications specifically formulated for dogs.

Answer 6

I give my dog generic benedryl everyday. Our vet recommended 1 mg per pound/twice daily or as needed. My dog is about 70 pounds and I give her 50mg twice a day.

Answer 7

take him to the vet and have the vet do some blood work

Answer 8

try a peanut butter health supplement that treats Allergies in dogs. it helped my dog from chewing on his paw. doggy goo