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Acepromazine Compound Basics

Acepromazine is a tranquilizer or sedative used to depress the central nervous system. This drug is commonly used to alleviate...

anxiety

fear

motion sickness

Acepromazine is used frequently in pre-surgical procedures, in combination with other sedatives and anesthetics, to provide smoother sedation in surgery patients.

Acepromazine is classified as a phenothiazine neuroleptic, which means it modifies the chemicals in the brain to change a pet's behavior.

The exact mechanism of acepromazine is unknown, but it is thought to block the receptors of dopamine in the brain.

Dopamine is a chemical messenger that controls movement, emotional response, and the ability to experience pain.

Acepromazine Compound Facts

Acepromazine is available by prescription only.

Acepromazine is a very effective sedative.

When administered properly, acepromazine can control overly excited animals.

Acepromazine Compound is available as...

A capsule

A transdermal gel
An oral suspension (includes x 1 complimentary oral syringe)

Acepromazine Compound Warnings

Acepromazine should not be used in animals with known allergies to this drug.

Use acepromazine with caution in animals with...

Heart disease

Seizure disorders

Liver disease

Acepromazine is not recommended for use in Boxer breeds

Do not use in pregnant or lactating animals

Acepromazine can cause behavioral changes. Dogs may become aggressive or unusually nervous while taking acepromazine.

Acepromazine may lower the body temperature of some animals.

Acepromazine should not be used in combination with...

Narcotics

Barbiturates

Propranolol

Epinephrine

Antacids

Anti-diarrheal medications

Do not use acepromazine in conjunction with flea collars or any flea medication with organophosphates.

Acepromazine can cause increased organophosphate toxicity. If your dog has organic phosphate poisoning, which is caused by ingesting insecticides and some flea and tick medications, DO NOT administer acepromazine.

Acepromazine Compound Directions

Use acepromazine as directed by your veterinarian.

Follow the instructions on the prescription label.

Store acepromazine at room temperature.

If your pet is using acepromazine, allow constant access to plenty of water.

Can be given by mouth 45 minutes prior to some surgical procedures.

Acepromazine Compound Dosage FAQs

In the case of a missed dose of acepromazine, give it as soon as you remember or just wait until it is time to give the next dose. DO NOT GIVE A DOUBLE DOSE OF ACEPROMAZINE.