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It’s designed , *precisely on (ALL) levels far as human behavior & response. Before being tested on humans, mice, fish & other mammals all exhibited the same symptoms as a human. Addiction & withdrawl. Look it up .. poor animals :/ Pharma is good in ways, But very sinister in other ways. FAIR WARNING TO ALL The human gabapentin is the same as doggo gabapentin as long as you aren't using the liquid which has xylitol. The capsule and tabs don't have xylitol. My main concern was I've read gabapentin should be gradually tapered if taking awhile. I can tell you with 100% certainty that tremors are a possible side effect for dogs who are actively taking Gabapentin. I took my dog off of Gabapentin briefly. The tremors immediately stopped. When I resumed Gabapentin, the tremors resumed. I spoke with my vet and was directed to take my dog off of Gabapentin. Again, the tremors immediately Is pet gabapentin the same as human gabapentin? So my dog got prescribed gabapentin for anxiety and pain since he’s limping, they gave him enough for one every 8 hours plus five refills! I have never taken it before but have heard about it helping with withdrawal from opiates. Gabapentin may cause side effects such as dizziness, drowsiness, and dizziness. It is important to follow the prescribed dosage and seek medical attention if experiencing serious side effects or changes in mood or behavior. Gabapentin is prescribed by healthcare professionals and should only be taken under medical supervision. My sister's dog and my current foster are in the 30-40# range and have been told by different vets that 400 mg of gabapentin is fine every 8 hours for super high anxiety and reactive behavior. My 85# pittie takes 300 mg 2x per day, more for pain but it has helped with reactivity too. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Gabapentin is prescribed for dogs with anxiety, though, so it probably does increase her 'space brains'. You might find your dog sleeps more, or is a little less receptive / needy of your touch. She has been on gabapentin for several years now - and aside from her age and her mashed potato brains, she is a happy, healthy dog. Canine gabapentin and human gabapentin are indeed the same medication, in terms of the active ingredient. Both forms contain the drug gabapentin, which works by affecting the chemicals and nerves in the body that are involved in seizures and pain. Common concerns and answers related to using Gabapentin for dogs: 1. Can Gabapentin for humans be used in dogs? No, Gabapentin for humans should not be used in dogs. Veterinarians prescribe a different formulation and dosage of Gabapentin specifically for canine patients. 2. Is Gabapentin safe for dogs? Gabapentin for pets is similar to human gabapentin. But, the dosage and administration differ. It’s important to follow your vet’s instructions carefully. This ensures safety and effectiveness for your pet. Never use human gabapentin on animals without veterinary help. You should call your vet. No one on reddit can assess what your dog needs, how large they are, what breed, the nature of the injury, etc etc from this post. For what it's worth, I give my 30 lb dog ~300mg of gabapentin for anxiety as needed (like around the 4th of July) as recommended by my vet. However, many pet owners wonder if the gabapentin that is prescribed for dogs is the same as the one that is prescribed for humans. In this article, we will explore this topic in depth and provide insights from professionals in the field. My fiancé took my dogs gabapentin to ween himself off drugs he was reliant on to sooth the withdrawal, it’s all the same haha, so no need to worry! I go back and forth from getting my dogs meds from the vet pharmacy and “human” pharmacy. The core difference between animal gabapentin and human gabapentin lies not in the active ingredient itself, but primarily in formulation, dosage, and regulatory approval. The active pharmaceutical ingredient, gabapentin, is the same in both. We suddenly had to make an appointment for my dog (8lbs, 17yo spayed maltipoo) for tomorrow morning. We keep gabapentin on hand for vet and grooming appointments, but we are out. I still have some from when my cat got neutered a few months ago. Is it the exact same medicine? The core difference between gabapentin used for dogs and gabapentin used for humans lies not in the active ingredient itself, but primarily in the formulation and potential added ingredients. Both human and veterinary gabapentin utilize the same active pharmaceutical ingredient (API): gabapentin. Outside of dosage off the top of my head the meds I know that are same for human/dogs thyroid (levothyroxine) some seizure medications (phenobarbital, keppra) pain medications (gabapentin, tramadol) anxiety (trazadone, fluoxetine, Zoloft) I know a cat who was prescribed the yummy pink antibiotic that I got as a kidliterally the same I think one of the things they consider is the age/health of the dog and the severity of the arthritis. If your dog is very, very advanced in age, and has very, very severe arthritis, I am sure that the potential benefit of the added pain relief of both together factors in to decision of immediate comfort vs. long term potential issues. Vets seem to avoid the question, but I have to sign a waiver every time I collect the gabapentin to say I understand the risk of my dog taking a human drug (not licensed for dogs), but vet won't seem to admit it is just the same as the human ones I have. Anyone know if they're functionally identical?
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