? Zyrtec and Kitties

[Bobbie And Bubba]

Hey L, B, & L ~

Is Zyrtec used sometimes to help makes kitties drowsy for traveling?

Thanks for any input.

 

[Bellasmom]

Hey L, B, & L ~

Is Zyrtec used sometimes to help makes kitties drowsy for traveling?

Thanks for any input.

I give Abby Zyrtec 1/4 of 10mg for appetite stimulate , it does not make her sleepy, I believe you can give Benadryl but DOUBLE check on that

 

[Bobbie And Bubba]

I give Abby Zyrtec 1/4 of 10mg for appetite suppressant, it does not make her sleepy, I believe you can give Benadryl but DOUBLE check on that

Thanks Jamie!

 

[LizzieInTexas]

I gave (tried) it 2x for appy enhancement. Didn't help (much?). Didn't make him any more lethargic than normal.

CBD oil maybe?

 

[Bellasmom]

Thanks Jamie!

I ment stimulate, it makes Abby hungry

 

[CassAndGordy(GA)]

My old vet prescribed a transdermal valium for Gordy and Rex for our cross country drive. i was able to get it done up at the local compounding pharmacy (man that was convienient). I specifically asked for something I can give in the road.

 

[Bobbie And Bubba]

My old vet prescribed a transdermal valium for Gordy and Rex for our cross country drive. i was able to get it done up at the local compounding pharmacy (man that was convienient). I specifically asked for something I can give in the road.

good to know, thanks Cass

 

[Bobbie And Bubba]

CBD oil maybe?

good idea!

 

[Ana & Frosty (GA)]

I gave (tried) it 2x for appy enhancement. Didn't help (much?). Didn't make him any more lethargic than normal.

CBD oil maybe?

Appy enhancement? Does it have the same effect on people because that would explain the last few months HAHA.
Sorry, off topic

 

[Bronx's dad (GA)]

CBD oil maybe?

agreed!

 

[LizzieInTexas]

Appy enhancement? Does it have the same effect on people because that would explain the last few months HAHA.
Sorry, off topic

IDK but having been prescribed and taken Remeron (mirtz) I do know that it does enhance the appy.

Sleep and eat. That was about all I could do.

 

[Camille and Cyclone]

I give my civvie Tiger Zyrtec and CBD, neither seems to make him drowsy. I gave him Benadryl once for a URI and that did sedate him a little, but I've read reactions can be unpredictable.

 

[tiffmaxee]

Zyrtec did not seem to make Max drowsy.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

I give my cats Zyrtec for sneezing. It doesn't make any of them drowsy.

 

[MrWorfMen's Mom]

Anybody using Zyrtec for your diabetics or just civvies? Menace's vet recommended Zyrtec once a day or Benadryl twice a day for season allergies. Obviously once a day dosing is preferable but when I went to pick up the Zyrtec, I noticed lactose in the non-medicinal ingredients and I am afraid it might raise her BG.

 

[Sharon14]

I think @Carol & Murphy uses it on Murphy.

 

[Cindy&Taco]

For my Taco that quits eating every now and then , I used fortiFlora, all he did was lick the FF off his food, then I found a food that he became VERY addicted to, Beyond, Char &spinach, or Beyond Salmon and spinach, Taco also get about 3mg of Famotidine(pepcid) regular, before his bigger meals, it has helped with his nausea he got a couple months ago, and he gets that everyday, I take a 20 mg,and with a pill cutter I quarter it, then I shave some off to get about 3mg. If your kitty is nausaus, he won't eat, so maybe you can try that or the Beyond I mentioned, Beyond has become like crack to him( using crack as an example) and I'm trying to limit them ,they are 3oz cans and over 1$, but I keep plenty on hand in case
Sorry, I just realized you're asking something for travel? not appetite stimulator.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

Anybody using Zyrtec for your diabetics or just civvies? Menace's vet recommended Zyrtec once a day or Benadryl twice a day for season allergies. Obviously once a day dosing is preferable but when I went to pick up the Zyrtec, I noticed lactose in the non-medicinal ingredients and I am afraid it might raise her BG.

I've given it to Furball in the past and never noticed any change in her BG because of it. However, I only gave it a couple of times in a row, not long term.