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How many mg of Meloxicam do I give my 7.5lb chihuahua? Thanks
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Which is better for my dog's arthritis previcox, meloxicam, or galliprant?
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My 120 pound dog was prescribed 15 mg Meloxicam for arthritis seems high please help!
That does seem quite high. In my drug handbook, the reported dose is 0.1mg/kg. For a 120 pound dog, this is 5mg. I would ask your vet to re-calculate the dose or choose a different NSAID all together. Personally, I don't like using meloxicam in large breed dogs and I use carprofen, deracoxib, or firocoxib.
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my 12 yr old min pin 10 pounds has what appears to be arthritis pain. she has been given meloxicam by our vet before. I have some of my own human meloxicam. can I break it up and give her some
No, I would not give this to Dixie. It may be the incorrect dose for her, and you can accidentally do harm to her by giving her it. I would have her seen by a vet first thing Monday. Until then, I would rest her and keep her as quiet as possible. You can give her glucosamine and chondrotin sulfate supplements which help with joint problems such as arthritis.
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My 10lb dog accidentally ate a 15mg tab of generic human Meloxicam. All of the vets near me are closed. What will happen to my dog?
Hi! Thanks for using Boop by Petco! Katie just ingested a very high dose of meloxicam. The big problem with an overdose of meloxicam (or any other NSAID) is that it can definitively result in side effects such as gastrointestinal ulceration (which may manifest as black, tarry stools which basically means digested blood), kidney disease, liver disease and gastrointestinal signs such as vomiting, diarrhea and anorexia. I advice that you take Katie to a veterinarian (perhaps a bit farther from you) for evaluation and further treatment. If it has been less than 2 hours, vomiting could still be induced which could make the outcome better. If there is no way possible you can do that then take her first thing in the morning tomorrow. Good luck!
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