Gravol for dogs

Answer 1

No. Gravol can have opposite effects on cats and make them react like they are high. They can hurt themselves as well. A product called "Rescue Remedy" might be an option.

Answer 2

You should talk with your veterinarian before giving any medication to your dog. Gravol, which is similar to Dramamine, can occasionally be given to dogs once the dosage for your specific dog is determined by a veterinarian. However, there are several contraindications for this, including travel anxiety, liver or kidney failure, and comorbidities like Diabetes and Cushing's disease.

Answer 3

Only under the orders of a veterinarian who has written a prescription for your specific dog to have a specific amount of valium. Valium is a controlled substance, so you must have a valid veterinary prescription to give it to your dog. You should NEVER give your dog valium that was not prescribed by a veterinarian - the dosing between humans and dogs is very different and you could cause a fatal overdose.

Answer 4

Gravol is a human anti-emetic and anti-nausea drug generally marketed as a preventive for motion sickness. In general you should never give human medications to your dog as the dosage and formulation can be very different. Dogs tend to be more sensitive to certain side effects, so you should carefully consult your veterinarian before administering this.

Answer 5

No. Gravol can have opposite effects on cats and make them react like they are high. They can hurt themselves as well. A product called "Rescue Remedy" might be an option.

Answer 6

yes but how much

Answer 7

Yes, if a veterinarian has ordered it so.