Vetadryl

• Vetadryl is available by prescription only.

• Vetadryl is used to treat...

• allergy symptoms

• allergic reactions

• atopic dermatitis, or itchy skin

• motion sickness and vomiting

• coughing

• anxiety

• Vetadryl belongs to the antihistamines class of drugs.

• Vetadryl has been specifically designed as a veterinary grade Benadryl for use in dogs and cats.

• Antihistamines like Vetadryl work by blocking the effects of histamines.

• Histamines are chemicals that are released in the body in response to inflammation or allergies.

• When histamines attach to H-1 receptors in the body, it causes the blood vessels to widen which leads to swelling and itchiness.

• Vetadryl is available in two different sizes of flavored tablets...

• 10 mg

• 30 mg

• Keep out of the reach of children and pets.

• Vetadryl should not be given to animals with known allergies to antihistamines.

• Do not use in pregnant or lactating animals.

• Sedation is a common side effect. Use with caution in working dogs.

• Use caution in animals suffering from...

• lung disease

• glaucoma

• enlarged prostate

• hyperthyroidism

• heart failure

• high blood pressure

• gastrointestinal or urinary tract obstructions

• Vetadryl may interact with some other medications. Inform your veterinarian of any and all medications your pet may be taking, especially...

• barbiturates

• epinephrine

• heparin

• tranquilizers

• Store at room temperature.

• Use as directed by your veterinarian.

• Follow the instructions printed on the product packaging.

• Store at room temperature, protected from light and moisture.

• Allow your pet access to plenty of water to drink.

• Vetadryl should be given with food.

• Give 2 - 4 mg / kg of body weight.

• Give by mouth every 12 hours, or as instructed by your veterinarian.