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Cerenia for car sickness... Has anyone used this for their baby? Ian vomits almost every time he goes for a ride. It's weird, but when my husband drives, and I hold him, he doesn't. It only happenens when he is sitting and restrained in his car seat. His vet prescribed 2 pills to be given 1-2 hours prior to riding. I was thinking about giving him 1, or maybe 1/2 to see how he does. I googled it, and it appears to be effective. I haven't given him any yet. I wanted to get your opinion. Thanks!:) |
I know a breeder that uses it for one of her girls, she always vomits when she goes for a car ride, Cerenia has help her a lot, by the way her girl is a silky Terrier.. hugs, |
Do you know if she gives her silky two pills, or less? Ian's vet said to give two. Ian weighs almost 10 lbs. I was thinking of starting out with less to see if that helped. |
Can he see out the window when he's in your lap or in his carseat? Is his carseat in the front or back seat? Not being able to physically see where he is going can cause carsickness. Also being in the backseat vs front seat can also cause it for some reason. I haven't given Cerenia to my dog but when I was a vet tech I remember the vet prescribed it for motion sickness and acute vomiting. Worked like a charge with no ill effects. |
I just looked up the dosage for Cerenia in my notebook i carried while a tech. The dosage for motion sickness is higher then the dosage for acute vomiting so if you only give 1/2 or 1 pill then it probably won't work. For a 10 lb dog, he should be getting 2 24mg tablets two hours before traveling. He should also be fasted 1 hour before given the tablet for it to be most effective. So a total of 3 hours preparation for traveling. LOL |
I have used Cerenia for car sickness a couple of times when we are going on a long drive. It has worked like a charm for Taycie. I love it! |
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Thanks for your help!!:) |
[QUOTE=kalina82;3800383]I just looked up the dosage for Cerenia in my notebook i carried while a tech. The dosage for motion sickness is higher then the dosage for acute vomiting so if you only give 1/2 or 1 pill then it probably won't work. For a 10 lb dog, he should be getting 2 24mg tablets two hours before traveling. He should also be fasted 1 hour before given the tablet for it to be most effective. So a total of 3 hours preparation for traveling. LOL[/QUOTE Thank you!! That's what the vet said, as well. These days I always feel better with different opinons. The vet only gave him 4 pills with two refills. |
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Your welcome! Have you tried anything else to help with motion sickness? i know some people have used dramamine and rescue remedy with success. There is also the Thundershirt anxiety wrap. I use it on Morgan for thunderstorms and fireworks. they sell them at petco and petsmart now too. |
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