PREDNICORTONE 20 MG 30 TABLETS | | For inflammation or immune sensitivity | Petsalia

PREDNICORTONE 20 MG 30 TABLETS is a 20 mg prednisolone tablet for dogs and cats with inflammation or immune system disorders. Each box contains 30 tablets, a presentation intended for high doses or for large animals.

For what do you use it

When a severe allergy, joint inflammation, or immune problem persists, the veterinarian may choose a corticosteroid like this one. Prednisolone helps control inflammation and an overactive immune response. This is a 20 mg presentation, the highest concentration in the range, which also includes a 5 mg presentation.

How it is presented

• Active ingredient: prednisolone, 20 mg per tablet.
• Box of 30 oral tablets.
• Species: dogs and cats.
• The tablet can be split if necessary.
• It does not need a refrigerator, just a dry place away from direct sunlight.

How it is administered

It is given orally, once or twice a day depending on the case. You can give it alone or with food. It is customary to administer it in the morning to dogs and in the evening to cats. In long-term treatments, the veterinarian will gradually reduce the dose to avoid side effects. If you forget a dose, give it as soon as you remember, unless it is almost time for the next one. Never give a double dose.

FAQ

When should PREDNICORTONE 20 MG 30 TABLETS not be used?

With untreated active infections, uncontrolled diabetes, serious kidney or heart problems, digestive ulcers, pregnancy or breastfeeding.

What effects might my pet notice?

Increased appetite or thirst, weight changes, weakened immune system, fatigue, or muscle weakness. If you notice anything unusual, contact your veterinarian.

Can it take a long time?

Yes, but always under the supervision of a veterinarian and with a gradual reduction of the dose.

Can I combine it with another anti-inflammatory?

Avoid combining it with other anti-inflammatories or live vaccines, unless advised by a veterinarian.

What's the difference between this and the 5 mg box?

Only the amount of active ingredient per tablet changes. The veterinarian decides which one is appropriate for the weight.

Do not change the dose or stop treatment abruptly without consulting your veterinarian.