With the notable exception of acetaminophen, all the medications listed in the introduction are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, commonly called NSAIDs. A medication meant for you or even for your other dog may not be right for Tinker Bell and may even hurt her.
Before reaching for any of the bottles, STOP and call your veterinarian.
You also have a few tablets of carprofen left over from when your other dog had knee surgery. You see bottles of aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, and acetaminophen-all pain relievers for people. You check the medicine cabinet in your bathroom to see what medications you have that may help her feel better. Your 8-year-old yellow Lab Tinker Bell just came in from the backyard and you notice she’s limping on one of her back legs. Over-the-Counter NSAIDS for People-Are They Safe for Pets? Benefits of Using FDA-Approved NSAIDs for Dogs and Cats.Side Effects in the Digestive Tract (Stomach and Intestines).
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