Reconcile (fluoxetine) Chewable Tablets For Dogs

Daily anxiety relief for dogs with separation issues

Product Description

Reconcile Chewable Tablets help dogs manage separation anxiety while working alongside a structured behavior training plan. The flavored chewable form makes daily dosing easier for most pets. The active ingredient fluoxetine supports balanced serotonin levels, which helps improve nervous behavior linked to being left alone. Reconcile is a prescription product that should only be used under veterinary guidance.

Benefits

• Supports calm behavior: Helps reduce destructive habits, vocalizing, and pacing linked to separation anxiety when paired with training.
• Once daily dosing: A Simple once-a-day schedule helps dog owners stay consistent with treatment plans.
• Improves training success: Works with a behavior modification plan to create more effective and faster progress.
• Dog-friendly chewable: A flavored chewable tablet is generally easy for dogs to take without struggle.
• Multiple strengths available: Four dosage strengths allow accurate dosing based on your dog’s weight.

Variants

• 8 mg tablets
• 16 mg tablets
• 32 mg tablets
• 64 mg tablets

Available in 30-count and 90-count bottles

Ingredients

Active Ingredient

Fluoxetine hydrochloride

How to Use

Recommended Dosage Chart

Disclaimer: This dosage information is provided by the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Once daily dosing: Administer the tablet once each day with or without food according to your veterinarian’s direction.
• Use with training: Always combine the medication with a structured behavior modification plan for the best improvement.
• Do not double-dose: If a dose is missed, continue with the next scheduled dose without increasing the amount.
• Monitor progress: Check your dog’s response regularly and review treatment if no improvement is seen within eight weeks.
• Easy administration: Tablets are flavored and often accepted voluntarily, but may also be given like a standard tablet.
• Adjust only if needed: Dose reduction may be considered if adverse reactions occur and should follow veterinary judgment.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Not for aggression: This medication is not recommended for treating aggression and has not been tested for other behavior disorders.
• Seizure risk: Seizures may occur in treated dogs even without a prior seizure history and require close monitoring.
• Health evaluation: A full physical exam should be done to rule out medical or environmental causes of inappropriate behaviors.
• Use with caution: Caution is advised when used alongside drugs that affect the cytochrome P450 enzyme system in dogs.
• Not for breeding: Safety has not been established for breeding, pregnant or nursing dogs, or those under six months old.

Possible Side Effects

• Lower appetite: Reduced interest in food is frequently reported in dogs receiving this medication.
• Low energy: Dogs may experience depression, lethargy, or reduced activity levels during treatment.
• Tremors or shaking: Some dogs show shaking, shivering, or tremors during therapy, which may require dose adjustment.
• Vomiting episodes: Gastrointestinal upset, including vomiting, can occur during treatment with this medication.
• Restlessness signs: Some dogs may appear anxious, restless, or overly vocal while taking this medication.
• Seizure events: Seizures have been reported in clinical studies, including dogs without a previous seizure history.
• Weight loss: A portion of treated dogs experienced noticeable weight loss during multi-week clinical trials.

Storage Information

• Temperature range: Store the tablets at 68 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit with short allowed excursions between 59 and 86.
• Keep sealed: Keep the bottle tightly closed between uses to maintain product stability.
• Do not remove desiccant: Leave the desiccant inside the bottle at all times for proper moisture control.

Shipping & Return

We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.

For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy. 

Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How long does Reconcile take to start working for dogs?

Ans: Many dogs show early improvement within the first week when Reconcile is used along with a behavior modification plan. Clinical studies reported that about forty-two percent of dogs improved in week one, although full benefits typically appear over several weeks of consistent use.

Q2: Does my dog still need behavior training while taking Reconcile?

Ans: Yes. Reconcile must always be paired with a structured behavior modification plan because the medication works by supporting training effectiveness. Using it without training may not provide lasting improvements and could expose dogs to unnecessary adverse effects without addressing the root behavior.

Q3: Can Reconcile be given with food or treats?

Ans: Reconcile can be given with or without food, and the flavored chewable form is usually easy for dogs to accept. Owners may offer it as a treat or give it like a typical tablet if needed, depending on their dog’s preference.

Q4: What should I do if I miss a dose of Reconcile?

Ans: Give the next scheduled dose at the usual time and do not increase or double the dose. Reconcile’s long half-life means that skipping a single dose is less likely to cause issues, but dosing should return to normal immediately.

Q5: How long should my dog stay on Reconcile?

Ans: Veterinarians typically reassess progress after eight weeks because most dogs show clear improvement by that point. If there is no meaningful change, the treatment plan may need modification. Longer use may be considered based on professional judgment and individual response.