None - Robitussin is not safe for dogs, and as it is primarily to control cough there are very few instances in which you would have a reason to use it. If you think your dog would benefit from medication, you need to have it seen by a veterinarian who can then diagnose a specific medication condition and if warranted prescribe safe medications for it.
It's crucial to consult a veterinarian before administering any medication, including Robitussin, to your dog. The dosage can vary significantly based on the specific formulation and the dog's health condition. In general, some veterinarians may recommend a dosage of 1-2 mg of guaifenesin (the active ingredient in some Robitussin formulations) per pound of body weight, but this should only be done under veterinary guidance. Always prioritize your pet's safety and well-being.
uh, I would strongly recommend you check with a vet before doing that.
Robitussin DM
You should never give Robitussin DM or any medication to your cocker spaniel without first consulting a veterinarian. While some ingredients in cough medications may be safe for dogs, the dosage can vary based on the dog's weight and health condition. It's crucial to ensure that the specific formulation is safe for pets, as some ingredients can be toxic to dogs. Always seek professional advice before administering any medication.
No - Robitussin is a human medication that can make dogs very sick. To deal with kennel cough (a bacteria infection of the upper respiratory tract with Bordetella), you will need to take your dog to the veterinarian for antibiotics.
As much are your vet tells you to or how much its says for your dog on the back
Monster is not healthy to give to a dog. It has too much caffeine.
Read the label. Somewhere on that label, it will give directions for children "12 and under". And if it says something like "Children 4 and under - consult your physician" do it.
Hyper-ness!
for extreme pain, how much can I give him of Dexamethasone SP?
None
10mg