Melvin Peña provides solid information about ibuprofen and other human NSAIDS being ingested by dogs. He explains the compounds’ mode of action in dogs and shares common toxicity symptoms. Peña focuses his information on dogs and ibuprofen, since it appears to be the biggest reported culprit. Still no nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, or NSAID, is safe for dogs to take.
Source: Dogster, April 9, 2019. Link.
. . . canine reactions to painkillers classify as “acute” disorders because of their sudden onset and immediate severity. The more pills a dog ingests, the more dramatic the symptoms as time passes and the medication makes its way through the bloodstream.
INSIGHTS: People leave bottles of aspirin or other pain medications lying around in places dogs can easily access. Like shaker toys, they are perfectly situated to draw the attention of a dog.
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