Selegiline Tablets for Dogs | Vet Prescribed

Selegiline Tablets for Dogs are some of the most popular veterinary medicine solutions widely used by vets and pet owners alike. They are particularly targeted for aging dogs suffering from disorders such as CDS or Cushing's syndrome and others of the hormonal type as well. It is absorbed efficiently in the dog and works wonderfully as a treatment form for taking trip to the quality of life to the next level. This is most often prescribed when the dog exhibits the typical signs of confusion, disorientation, depression during sleeps and changes in activity.

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Key Benefits:

• Supports cognitive function - aids in memory, awareness and behavior of aging dogs
• Canine Cognitive Dysfunction - Helps to reduce confusion and disorientation
• Dopamine Regulation – Enhances brain chemistry for better mental performance
• Convenient Oral Tablet – Easy daily administration
• Veterinary Prescribed Treatment – Trusted solution for senior dog care

For which conditions is Selegiline used in the treatment of dogs?

It is given to treat canine cognitive dysfunction (equivalent to dementia) and in some dogs perhaps to combat some forms of Cushing's.

Is a prescription needed for Selegiline Tablets?

Indeed Selegiline is prescribed medicine and must be given by a veterinarian licensed.

How it works

This drug elevates the levels of a messenger chemical of the nervous system called dopamine. Enhanced dopamine levels improve a number of cognitive abilities. Managing Cushing's Disease has generally been focused on suppressing the adrenal glands production and excretion of cortisone, with significant potential for side effects. Selegiline has enabled the possibility of a direct suppression of the pituitary gland.

Dosage & Administration:

Administer this medication to your pet as directed by your veterinarian. Make sure get it to your animal with fresh water. Ask the advice of pharmacist or veterinarian. Please keep the selegiline in original container. Keep in dry place and room temperature. Avoid exposure to heat. Never expose to heat. Do not allow children and animals to come into contact.

Dogs (when referring to the disorder called cognitive dysfunction):

For treating CCD, recommended dosage is generally 0.2mg- 0.45 mg per lb (0.09- 0.2 mg/kg) of the pet's body weight. It can be a period of over a month before one will notice any affect.

Dogs (Cushing's disease):

The standard initial dose for treatment of the Cushings disease is 0.45mgs/lb of the animal's body weight given once every 24 hours (in the morning). If after two months there is no improvement in the condition, the dose can be increased to 0.9mgs/lb of body weight. If no response is achieved after one month it is recommended to reevaluate the animal.

Canine cognitive dysfunction is also treated with selegiline.

Do not administer an increased dose of this medication without prior consent of your veterinarian.

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FAQ

How do Selegiline, Tablets work in dogs?

Selegiline is a medication used for the treatment of dog with cognitive impairment as well as some endocrine abnormalities.

Which conditions can be treated by using selegiline in dogs?

Often given for canine cognitive dysfunction (dementia) but sometimes for Cushing's.

Are there no side effects of selegiline on all dogs?

Safe for use under veterinarian guidance although might not be appropriate for a dog with a health condition or on a specific medication.

The drug is applied via a conventional 2–0/4 ml. Package.

Given orally in the form of tablets, usual strength one unit/day or as directed by veterinarian.

What is the period of time I will be seeing results in?

Some dogs may improve within a few weeks, but can take a month or more to.

Is it compatible with other drugs?

Do not mix with other veterinary medicines, in particular some different kinds of antidepressants or other MAO inhibitors consult veterinarian.