Prescription Drugs

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Acetazolamide

Trade/Other names: Diamox, Dazamide Class of Drug: Antiglaucoma agent Uses/Indications: Used primarily to treat glaucoma. Precautions: Should not be used in animals with electrolyte abnormalities, liver or kidney disease, or Addison’s Disease. Adverse Effects: Depression, sedation, and weakness are possible. Some animals have vomiting-give with food if occurs. *Your pet’s electrolytes need to be monitored [...]

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Acepromazine

Trade/Other Names ACE, Aceprotabs Class of Drug: tranquilizer Uses/Indications: Used as a sedative, especially before surgery. Commonly used for car sickness with limited effect. Can have anti-emetic effects. Precautions: Not for use in animals prone to seizures. Can cause hypotension. Adverse Effects: Can cause sedation and staggering. Twitching is a rare side effect.

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