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Hi , my friend's vet gave him the 2 following meds for his kitten : Primperan (Metoclopramide) and Bactrim (Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole) . Both are humans drugs , and the first one : Primperan is for adults only (18 and more) because it may cause
Metoclopramide is frequently used to treat vomiting and other gastrointestinal issues in dogs and cats. It typically is well tolerated, with some pets exhibiting hyperactivity, lethargy or constipation as side effects.
Updated on September 24th, 2025
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My vet prescribed anti vomiting injection Cerucal for my car into muscle. I can give only under skin injection and cat is bad. Can I give her the same injection under skin?
Hello. This medication is known as metoclopramide in the US, & it is labeled to be administered under the skin in addition to in the muscle, so yes, you can give this to your cat under the skin. Thanks for using Boop by Petco.
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Ruger keeps getting carsick, the vet gave me some anti nausea pills for him while he has parvo, can I give those to him? I didn't end up using all of them, or is there something else I can do? Anti nausea pills: metoclopramide 10mg tablets
Nausea due to car sickness is different than nausea due to internal illness. Metoclopramide treats nausea due to internal illness, so there is a good chance this medication won't work for this purpose. You can however give motion sickness medication, so just ask your pets veterinarian about over the counter options for him, or ask for the pet formulated motion sickness medication called Cerenia.
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Good evening, we are on the tail end of a vomiting/loss of appetite incident with our cat. Tests inconclusive, blood good. Vet thought possible IBD. We explored food allergy and made some changes. He is improving/becoming more like himself. He did de
Without seeing Z in person, I can't say what is the best course of treatment for him. I'd trust your vet's decision, but if you do have questions, you can always take him into another vet for a second opinion.
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