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Originally Posted by dwerten  I bought it and there are two different boxes - one for anti-nausea and one for motion sickness - Have not used it yet though
so there are two boxes and also injections for dogs with pancreatitis, etc and yes each has different doseage amounts and the motion sickness one is much stronger dose |
Kinda seems silly to have 2 products for the same thing. Motion sickness causes vomiting, and motion sickness IS nausea. Makes me think maybe they want to make more $$. I dunno.. just wondering out loud (sorta..lol)..
But I read all about it on the link you sent and it sounds like a really good product.
I just don't understand why it cannot be used on a dog 16 weeks and younger. Like where did they come up with that exact age? lol.. Would be nice to be able to give it to puppies be flown and such (of course pre-tested on the pup b4 leaving)..
I always LOVE the possible side effects of drugs...... But these are a little concerning to me..
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Does CERENIA have any side effects?
Most dogs do very well on CERENIA. But as with all medicines, some dogs may experience side effects. Side effects are rare with CERENIA, but when they do occur, the most common ones are excessive drooling, lethargy, lack of appetite, and diarrhea.
A few dogs may vomit after taking the medicine. Giving CERENIA with a small amount of food will help avoid this. Remember not to wrap the tablets tightly, so they can dissolve properly.
Is CERENIA right for all dogs?
The safe use of CERENIA has not been tested in female dogs that are breeding, pregnant or are nursing, dogs that have swallowed foreign objects, and dogs that have eaten poisonous substances. Caution should be used in giving CERENIA to dogs with liver problems.
CERENIA is recommended for dogs 16 weeks and older.
The most common side effects seen with CERENIA are excessive drooling (5-13%), lethargy (9%) and vomiting not due to motion sickness (5-9%).