Sentences with phrase «labeled for use in cats»

Interceptor (available through our online store, Vetsource): Although it is primarily marketed to dogs, Interceptor is FDA labeled for use in cats for prevention of Heartworm and Internal Parasite infections.

Choose a pet shampoo specifically labeled for use in cats.

Avoid all flea products labeled for use in cats if they contain any of the following active or inert ingredients: allethren; cypermethrin; deltamethrin; etofenprox; fenvalerate; fluvalinate; permethrin; phenotherin; pyrethrin; tetrametrin.

Polysulfated glycosaminoglycan (PSGAG), an injectable chondroprotectant, has been shown to increase range of motion and decrease lameness and pain in dogs; 8 however, the product is not labeled for use in cats.

«The most serious poisonings occurred when products not labeled for use in cats were applied to them, so the ASPCA recommends pet owners always follow label directions.»

If you have cats in your home that you are treating, ensure that the product is labelled for use in cats, as some dog products may be poisonous to cats.

Not exact matches

In fact, cats are super sensitive to so many things we don't give a moment's thought to that I will go so far as to say you should use only products that are labeled for cats (and read the label carefully: That same product might not be OK for kittens).

Be sure the product states somewhere on its label that it is approved for use in cats.

It is labeled for use in dogs only, but it is used off - label with success in cats too.

Complete and balanced commercial cat foods have enough taurine but diets that are not complete and balanced (labeled as for intermittent or supplemental use only), vegetarian diets or homemade diets can be too low in this nutrient.

A main benefit of an FDA - approved nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug for dogs or cats is that it has been shown to be safe and effective in that species when used according to the label.

Because most pain medications are used off - label in cats, clients need to be reminded to look for adverse events and to immediately report any to the veterinarian.

Currently in the United States, no NSAIDs are labeled for ongoing use in cats.

Injectable meloxicam (Metacam, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica) has been approved for cats in the United States as a single - dose administration.11 Daily administration of the oral formulation is approved in other countries, but such use remains off - label in the United States.11

For many of the pain medications used in both cats and dogs, research has focused primarily (if not exclusively) on their use in dogs, requiring most drugs to be prescribed off label to the feline patient.1 Additionally, cats are living longer, 2 and older ages increase the need for appropriate and varied treatment options for painful caFor many of the pain medications used in both cats and dogs, research has focused primarily (if not exclusively) on their use in dogs, requiring most drugs to be prescribed off label to the feline patient.1 Additionally, cats are living longer, 2 and older ages increase the need for appropriate and varied treatment options for painful cafor appropriate and varied treatment options for painful cafor painful cats.

While there are no ferret - specific drugs for managing ear mites in ferrets, your veterinarian will use products designed for dogs and cats (their use in ferrets is described as «off - label»).

The fact that there are no GMOs in some of the cat food that is reviewed on this site is a super plus sign for anyone who is looking for non-GMO cat food; however, when the label says there is no GMO, does that include the food that is used as the source for the cat food?

Frontline is labeled for use in dogs two days of age or older, and cats seven weeks or older.

In addition, there are no specific drugs for managing mites in guinea pigs, so it's likely your veterinarian will suggest an «off - label» use of products designed for dogs and catIn addition, there are no specific drugs for managing mites in guinea pigs, so it's likely your veterinarian will suggest an «off - label» use of products designed for dogs and catin guinea pigs, so it's likely your veterinarian will suggest an «off - label» use of products designed for dogs and cats.

A survey of small - animal veterinarians published in 2016 found that 83 percent had prescribed the antidepressant fluoxetine (a.k.a. Prozac for humans) to cats and / or dogs, often for off - label uses such as treating inappropriate urination and aggression.

Some products labeled only for use in dogs are toxic to cats, such as permethrins.