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Old 10-18-2013, 01:59 PM   #49
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OH MY GOD PEOPLE. It is Children's Benadryl. AGAIN, vets prescribe it ALL THE TIME. Do some freakin research will you. It isn't heroin. I gave her one tenth of one drop of CHILDREN's BENADRYL. My vet told me to give her WAY more than that when I HAD to give it to her to calm her down because of her hurt toe. Since she survived the horrors of Benadryl for 2 weeks while her toe got better, I figured she could survive one night of me giving it to her so MY back could get better.

To all those who have given me very good suggestions, thank you. And also, thank you for the well wishers about my back.
You might need to change vets as pain medication is all most dogs need for injury. Once their pain is ameliorated, they are usually naturally calmed due to the sedation aspect of pain medication and the fact of the injury. Benadryl can agitate and have a rebound effect that excites/agitates some users after a while.
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