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Do not leave medications on night tables.
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If you drop a pill, stop, and find it immediately! Don't wait, you may forget...and it won't take but a second for
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Drooling, vomiting, seiz ures, disorientation, tremors, pale gums and lethargy are often common signs a dog
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ACE Inhibitors - High Blood Pressure (i.e. Altace, Z estril...) Especially dangerous for dogs with kidney and
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Anti- Cancer Medication - (i.e. Fluorouracil) Serious! Watch for vomiting, cardiac arrest, seiz ures, coma and
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Anti- Depressants (i.e. Effexor, Proz ac, Cymbalta, Lexapro...) Watch for elevated heart rate, body
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Anti- Diabetic (i.e. Avandia Oral, Actos Oral, Avandamet Oral... ) Watch for disorientation, low blood sugar and
seiz ures.
Benz odiz epines - Sleep Aids (i.e. Xanax, Ambien, Lunesta, Klonopin...) Watch for agitation, severe lethargy,
disorientation, uncoordinated, appearing drunk, and slowed breathing.
Beta Blockers - High Blood Pressure and Irregular Heart Rhythms (i.e. Sectral, Coreg, Tenermin, Toral,
Levatol, Inderal, Z ebeta...) Serious! Watch for low blood pressure (pale gums) and slowed heart rate
Cholesterol Lowing Medications (i.e. Lipitor, Z ocur, Crestor...) Watch for vomiting and diarrhea.
Cox- 2 Inhibitors - Arthritis Medication - (i.e. Celebrex, Vioxx, Rubrin, Previcox, Dermaxx, Metacam,
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appetite, depression, diarrhea and weakness.
Muscle Relaxants (i.e. Baclofen, Soma, Flexeril, Z anaflex, Skelaxin...) Will impair their central nervous
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Narcotics - Pain Medication (i.e. Codeine, Morphine, Oxycodone, Oxymorphine, Levorphanol, Methadone,
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NSAID Non- steroidal Anti- Inflammatory Medicines (i.e. Tylenol, Ibupropen, Ascriptin, Naproxen...) Watch for
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Cold and Sinus Medications (i.e. most Over- The- Counter medications) Serious! Get your pet to the nearest
veterinarian. Watch for elevated blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, seiz ure and death.
Thyroid Medication (i.e. Armour desiccated Thyroid, Synthroid...) Many dogs are prescribed human thyroid
medications. Should your dog get an extreme dose, watch for aggression, panting, muscle tremors,
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Tuberculosis Medication (i.e. Isonz iaz id...) Serious! Get your pet to a veterinarian immediately. Watch for
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Bottom line: By taking precautions and concentrating when taking or giving medications, you should not
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