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Can cats take buprenorphine?

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By Rebecca Rovenstine Verified, Emma Ryan
| SingleCare
Key takeaways Buprenorphine is used to treat pain in cats. The standard buprenorphine dosage for cats is 0.01 to 0.04 milligrams per kilogram every 8 to 12 hours. The most common side effects of buprenorphine in cats are sedation, euphoria, and dilated pupils. If your feline friend is in pain, you want to help them find relief—and fast.
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Pregabalin for cats: Uses, dosage, and side effects

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By Emma Ryan
| SingleCare
Key takeaways Pregabalin is used to treat acute anxiety, neuropathic pain, and seizures in cats. The standard pregabalin dosage for cats is 1–2 mg/kg given twice daily or 5 mg/kg given as a single dose for acute anxiety. The most common side effects of pregabalin in cats are tiredness, vomiting, sedation, and loss of coordination. Do not give pregabalin to cats who are allergic to the drug.
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Can dogs take oxycodone?

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By Emma Ryan
| SingleCare
Key takeaways Oxycodone is not used in dogs. There are no standard or recommended oxycodone dosages for dogs. The most common side effects of oxycodone in dogs are sedation, loss of coordination, and slowed breathing. Do not give oxycodone to dogs. Oxycodone is a common opioid pain reliever. It’s the active ingredient in the brand-name drug Oxycontin, a long-acting version of oxycodone.
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