Buspirone

• BusPIRone is available by prescription only.

• BusPIRone is anxiolytic, or anxiety reducing.

• BusPIRone is used in both cats and dogs.

• BusPIRone differs from benzodiazepines, a class of drugs often used to treat anxiety. Unlike benzodiazepines, BusPIRone...

• Does not have muscle relaxant effects.

• Has little to no sedative effects.

• Does not affect GABA binding, which is important for Central Nervous System (CNS) function.

• BusPIRone can be used to treat...

• Anxiety and fear in cats and dogs

• Urine spraying in cats

• Keep out of the reach of children and pets.

• BusPIRone should not be used in pets that...

• Suffer from renal or hepatic diseases

• Are taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors, such as selegiline

• BusPIRone may cause changes in mood, particularly in cats

• Ask your veterinarian before use in working dogs, as BusPIRone may cause some drowsiness.

• Store BusPIRone at room temperature, avoiding light exposure

• BusPIRone may cause...

• Abnormally slow heart rate

• Abnormal or differing behavior

• GI upset

• Call your veterinarian if any of the following side effects occur, as they could be signs of BusPIRone overdose...

• Vomiting

• Gastric distension

• Dizziness

• Adequate studies have not been conducted on pregnant cats and dogs. Use BusPIRone with caution in pregnant and nursing animals.

• Use as directed by your veterinarian.

• Follow the instructions printed on the prescription label.

• Call your veterinarian if any of the following side effects occur, as they could be signs of BusPIRone overdose...

• Vomiting

• Gastric distension

• Dizziness

• Adequate studies have not been conducted on pregnant cats and dogs. Use BusPIRone with caution in pregnant and nursing animals.

• Pets with renal or hepatic diseases should not take BusPIRone.

• Do not use BusPIRone with monoamine oxidase inhibitors, as this may cause abnormally high blood pressure.

• Store tablets at room temperature.