Canidryl Flavoured Tablets for Dogs

País: Nova Zelanda

Idioma: anglès

Font: Ministry for Primary Industries

ingredients actius:

carprofen

Disponible des:

Chanelle Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Limited

Designació comuna internacional (DCI):

carprofen

Composición:

carprofen 133.85 g/kg

Área terapéutica:

Anti-inflammatory

Estat d'Autorització:

ACVM Registered

Data d'autorització:

2015-06-22

Fitxa tècnica

CARTON
RESTRICTED
VETERINARY
MEDICINE
CANIDRYL
FLAVOURED
TABLETS
FOR
DOGS.
ACTIVE
SUBSTANCE
ONE
GRILLED
MEAT
FLAVOURED
TABLET
CONTAINS:
Carprofen
20
mg/tablet
Carprofen
50
mg/tablet
INDICATION(S)
For
the
relief
of
chronic
and
acute
pain
and
inflammation
in
dogs.
Read
the
package
leaflet
before
use.
Store
in
a
dry
place
in
the
original
package.
Protect
from
light.
Divided
and
unused
tablets
should
be
discarded
immediately.
Any
unused
product
or
waste
material
should
be
disposed
of
in
accordance
with
local
requirements.
ACVM
No.
A11141
See
www.foodsafety.govt.nz
for
registration
c
onditions.
Registered
to:
Chanelle
Pharmaceuticals
Manufacturing
Ltd.,
Loughrea,
Co.
Galway,
Ireland
Distributed
by:
Ethical
Agents
Veterinary
Marketing,
54
Hobill
Ave,
Manukau,
NZ
Ph:
262
1388,
Freephone
0800
800
624
Batch
No:
Expiry:
BLISTERS
Canidryl
Flavoured
Tablets
for
Dogs
(20
mg,
50
mg,
100
mg)
Carprofen
(20
mg/tablet,
50
mg/tablet,
100
mg/tablet)
RVM
A11141
Chanelle
Pharmaceuticals
Manufacturing
Ltd.,
Loughrea,
Co.
Galway,
Ireland

{number}
For
animal
treatment
only.
PACKAGE
LEAFLET
(COMMON)
RESTRICTED
VETERINARY
MEDICINE
CANIDRYL
FLAVOURED
TABLETS
FOR
DOGS.
ACTIVE
SUBSTANCE
ONE
GRILLED
MEAT
FLAVOURED
TABLET
CONTAINS:
Carprofen
20
mg/tablet
Carprofen
50
mg/tablet
Carprofen
100
mg/tablet
INDICATION(S)
For
the
relief
of
chronic
and
acute
pain
and
inflammation
in
dogs.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Do
not
use
in
cats.
Do
not
use
in
pups
less
than
4
months
of
age.
Do
not
use
in
case
of
hypersensitivity
to
active
substance
or
to
any
of
the
excipients.
Do
not
use
in
dogs
suffering
from
cardiac,
hepatic
or
renal
disease,
where
there
is
a
possibility
of
gastro-intestinal
ulceration
or
bleeding,
or
where
there
is
evidence
of
a
blood
dyscrasia.
ADVERSE
REACTIONS
Typical
undesirable
effects
associated
with
NSAIDs,
such
as
vomiting,
soft
faeces/diarrhea,
faecal
occult
blood,
loss
of
appetite
and
lethargy
have
been
reported.
These
adverse
reactions
occur
generally
within
the
first
treatment
week
and
are
in
most
cases