Levetiracetam Extended-Release

Keep your furry pals calm and in control with Levetiracetam. These extended-release tablets help to ease seizures in dogs and cats. They smoothly tame the stormy brain waves causing epilepsy. While some pets may feel sleepy or skip a meal, these tablets are vet favorites for pet epilepsy. Always follow your vet's advice on how to use them, and stash them in a cool spot.

Ease your furry friends' seizures with levetiracetam tablets, perfect for dogs and cats. These extended-release helpers combat epilepsy, calming the storms in their brains. Generally safe, they might make your pet sleepy or picky with food. Always follow your vet's advice. Keep them at cool room temps. Remember, no returns or swaps on meds, and they might look different than pictured. Trust levetiracetam to steady your pet's shaky moments.

• Reduces seizures in dogs and cats
• 500mg extended-release tablets for lasting control
• Tailored for pets with epilepsy
• Prescription required; consult your vet
• Store at 68° - 77°F

Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.

NOTE: For generic medications, the picture displayed may not depict the actual product. Generic medications may vary from one order to the next by size, color, and shape depending on the manufacturer. Please note product may arrive in a Hardy Paw Pharmacy vial.

Recommended Dosage:

Use this medication as directed by your veterinarian.

Possible Side Effects:

All seizure control medications have the potential to cause drowsiness. Some cats lose their appetites temporarily when beginning levetiracetam.

FAQ

Are there any side effects?

The common side effects are drowsiness, dizziness, and loss of appetite. The severe side effects may include mood changes, behavioral changes, and allergic reactions. Consult a veterinarian as he can correctly identify and treat the problem.

How much time until I see a betterment in seizure management in my pet?

The response to treatment varies significantly among our patients; some dogs show early improvement within a few weeks of beginning therapy.

Is it safe to administer Levetiracetam to pregnant or lactating animals?

The safety of this medication has not been demonstrated in pregnant or nursing animals. Exercise caution and seek advice from your veterinarian before administering.

In what scenarios is Levetiracetam used in animals?

Levetiracetam is indicated for the management of seizures in dogs and cats with epilepsy.

How does Levetiracetam work?

The exact mechanism of action of Levetiracetam is unknown. However, some evidence that Levetiracetam may inhibit inappropriate brain activity, which causes seizures in animals, reducing the number and intensity.

How should Levetiracetam tablets be stored?

Store the tablets of Levetiracetam at room temperature away from moisture and heat. Store them in a secure place where children cannot reach it, nor other pets.

Can Levetiracetam be administered with other medications?

Administer Levetiracetam with other medications only under the advice of a veterinarian as there could be some potential interaction between certain medications and Levetiracetam resulting in altered effectiveness of the drug or even side effects.

What if I forget to give a dose?

Give it as soon as you remember if you miss a dose. If it is near the time for the next scheduled dose, skip the missed dose and then resume the regular dosing schedule. Do not double the dosage.

How will you know when Levetiracetam is working for your pet?

Monitor your pet's seizure frequency and severity. Regular follow-up with your veterinarian will allow for evaluations of whether the Levetiracetam is controlling your pet's seizures or not.

Are there any dietary restrictions when giving my pet Levetiracetam?

There are no dietary restrictions although maintaining your pet on a well-balanced diet may be beneficial for general health. There probably will be further diet recommendations from your veterinarian which will be specific to the nature of your pet's condition.