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can i give me poodle baby asprin is he is in pain2007-11-25 2:59:36Answers:

NO! NO! NO! Never give asprin to dogs. There i s a product called Ascriptin that is used for dogs, it is OTC .

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no especially not asprin. if it could hurt your stomach imagine what it would do to theres. what kind of pain is it serious enough to take your poodle to the vet or minor.if minor just try to comfort her/him till they feel better.

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i wouldn't

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no take him to the vet for lidiocaine!

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Yes, you can. Give him baby aspirin or buffered aspirin. My dog likes the chewable baby aspirin, it tastes better. She takes it like a treat. I give my dog 10mg of aspirin per pound of weight. Good luck, I hope he feels better.

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OTC MEDICINES SAFE FOR DOGS

BUFFERED ASPRIN - use for pain relief or for the anti-inflammatory effects - give 5 mg per pound of body weight twice a day.

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No, I would not especially to a young dog..

Ibuprofen ( advil), Tylenol and Aspirin,, while can occasionally be use din dogs the dosing is very particular and they can cause amny problems..

Also not used in young dogs.. VETS prefer other meds.. Call a VET and ask ..

Id be more concerned why your dog is in pain?

But call the VET and ask.. if nothing else he may give you a dose for one of the above meds.

Good Luck

Wismom

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I give my Dachshund mix Baby aspirin for her allergies.it helps her a lot and she doesn't have any problem taking it.If you do give to your dog be sure to watch it closely.

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No don't. Talk to the vet and get some pills specific for dogs. A lot of pain relievers cause intestinal bleeding and unless you have a degree in pharmacology you won't know .

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Generally baby aspirin or a coated aspirin is ok, BUT I'd recommend talking to the vet first for dosage since they'd know the dogs condition better.

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yes but give it food or something with it you may want to ask your vet

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ask your vet, mine told me that to get baby aspirin (chewables)and see the chart for the doses , becasue different weights have different doses.