Examples of using Cerenia in English and their translations into German
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The use of Cerenia solution for injection against vomiting due to motion sickness is not recommended.
For the treatment of vomiting, in conjunction with Cerenia Solution For Injection and in combination with other supportive measures.
Cerenia 10 mg per ml solution for injection for dogs is available in 20 ml amber glass vials.
The efficacy of Cerenia in reduction of nausea in cats was demonstrated in studies using a model xylazine-induced nausea.
In the study looking at the effect of Cerenia before and after surgery, Cerenia was effective at preventing vomiting asociated with the use of morphine.
Cerenia 10 mg/ml solution for injection for dogs
Intravenous administration of Cerenia should be given as a single bolus without mixing the product with any other fluids.
Cerenia tablets were well tolerated when administered for 15 days at dosages up to 10 mg/kg bodyweight per day.
Cerenia is not a sedative
In dogs, Cerenia can be used to treat
in conjunction with Cerenia solution for injection and in combination with other supportive measures.
The safety of Cerenia has not been established in dogs less than 16 weeks of age and in pregnant or lactating bitches.
Dogs received either Cerenia soluton for injection or placebo 45 minutes before the administration of morphine for sedation and pain relief prior to anaesthesia.
The animals received either Cerenia tablets at a dose of 8 mg/kg bodyweight
any use of Cerenia in these animals should be discussed with your veterinarian.
Cerenia can be used to treat
prevent vomiting, Cerenia tablets should be administered once daily,
Cerenia must not be mixed with other veterinary medicinal products in the same syringe as its compatibility with other products has not been tested.
Cerenia tablets should not be administered wrapped
The active substance in Cerenia, maropitant, is broken down in the liver