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In these situations, sedatives can work wonders to reduce the potential for the self-injury. Disadvantages; For most pets, sedatives are not recommended. Even nervous pets, once they are in a carrier in a quiet dark place, typically calm down and most even go to sleep. ... 2 On the Road with Your Cat...
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A. Veterinarians often prescribe various sedatives to decrease anxiety in cats for long car or plane rides. Unfortunately, many of these sedatives can have untoward side effects. For instance, acepromazine, a common drug ... A mild antihistamine may relax a cat during car rides without as many side effects as sedatives.
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www.catchannel.com/care/travel/article_21317.aspx
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Answers to: Has anyone tried cat sedatives? ... If you are the same cat owner who posted regarding the dog whistle for your kitty, and now you are posting about sedatives, then you really need to examine your reason for having a pet in the first place. There is a reason your kitty is meowing at night.
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But a friend of ours has gone one step further. She takes her cat Holly on holiday all over the country, in a campervan. She loves it! Training obviously won't be helpful to you in the short term, though, so good luck with the trip!
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"We're almost at 800 faces! Someone give Mr. Whiskers more sedatives." ... Mar 6, 2008 ... cat 555...
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Among these other medications, Acetaminophen is very toxic to cats and this medication should simply never be used to treat a cat. Aspirin has a long half life in cats, at least 24 to 48 hours, so it will reach toxic levels pretty quickly if it is given more frequently. ... Anything but a pill for my cat's medication...
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www.vetinfo.com/catmed.html
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So you're a feline fan. You love your cat so much you can't live without it? You even travel with it? Does your cat love to travel? Follow these vital do's and don'ts to have a great trip with your pet. ... Consult your vet about sedating your cat. Tranquilizers and sedatives should be given to prevent motion sickness.
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www.khojhyderabad.com/pets/cats/travel.htm
www.khojhyderabad.com/pets/cats/travel.htm
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Flying with a cat, helpful information for anyone traveling by plane with their cat. Based on my own experiences on an overseas flight with my cat, Zeerox. ... If you take the cat with you in the cabin, he will be put underneath the seat in front of you. This way, you will be close and able to talk to him during the...
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www.xs4all.nl/~myranya/flywcats.html
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Vets/Pet Experts: Cat Sedative Advice Needed!!! Other stuff ... I called the vet again and they said that Valium and Acepromazine are the only two sedatives they'd recommend, and for a cat her size they don't recommend more than 1 tablet at a time. No other options here, as far as they're concerned.
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