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Amitriptyline Tablet Description
Amitriptyline Tablets are tricyclic antidepressants that treat specific behavioral issues, such as anxiety, fear of noises, and separation anxiety in dogs; as well as anxiety, spraying, and urinating outside the litter box in cats.
Sold per tablet in a variety of strengths.
Which animals/pets is Amitriptyline Tablet for?
For use in cats and dogs.
Amitriptyline Tablet uses
Amitriptyline works:
- In cats, preventing certain behavioral issues like urinating outside of their litter box
- In dogs, helping with separation anxiety
What does Amitriptyline Tablet do?
Amitriptyline attacks brain chemicals that may become unbalanced, which can lead to behavioral issues.
Amitriptyline Tablet side effects
Potential side effects include:
- Sedation/drowsiness (most common)
- Altered blood sugar levels
- Constipation
- Urinary retention
- Dry mouth (manifested in frequent licking of the lips)
Amitriptyline Tablet ingredients
Amitriptyline
Amitriptyline Tablet overdose: What to do?
Contact your closest animal hospital.
What to know before using Amitriptyline Tablet
- This medication could interact poorly with other drugs, including antihistamines, muscle relaxers, sedatives, other antidepressants, or painkillers.
- Do not administer to pregnant dogs or dogs with seizure disorders, diabetes, heart problems, or liver problems
- Notify your veterinarian about any other medications your pet is taking before administering this drug.
How is Amitriptyline Tablet sold?
Sold by the tablet in 10 mg, 25 mg, 50 mg, 75mg, and 100 mg strengths.
Manufacturer
Intas Phamaceuticals, Cadilla, Qualitest, Sandoz or other generic brand
Tips for using Amitriptyline Tablet
Amitriptyline is considered "off-label" for use in veterinary medicine. However, if your veterinarian determines that it is necessary for your pet, it is considered a safe option.
Overview
Use as prescribed by your vet.
Main Ingredients
Amitriptyline
