Benzodiazepine tranquilizers have a direct effect on the brain and central nervous system depressants. Also commonly used to modify behavior, lessen anxiety, for sedation, as a relaxant and anti-convulsant and sometimes an appetite suppressant. As a sedative, it can be used in klonopin withdrawal joint pain with other sedatives. Other uses include Irritable Effects side Syndrome, muscle cramping, pain and tremors. There dogs many other medications, as well as, holistic and alternatives that can be used dogs of this drug.
Administered either intravenously, intramuscularly, as a suppository rectally or orally, it gets metabolized in the liver and will be excreted through the urine. There are some serious side effects and caution should be foremost when using this drug for geriatric or elderly animals, animals with decreased liver and kidney functioning, glaucoma, breathing problems or respiratory depression, as well as, with animals who have experienced shock or coma or those who are anemic or dehydrated.
Likewise it should not dogs administered to pregnant and lactating animals, as it can end up in the milk. A valium side effects of appetite, diarrhea and vomiting can also occur; even coma can result; especially dogs an overdose. It is for these reasons that it should never be administered to working animals such as police, military "dogs valium," or other service dogs because it can cause disorientation, and a loss of coordination, even increased aggression.
With dogs especially, Diazepam has been found to present transient cardiovascular depressant effects. Animals can "dogs" addicted to this drug and withdrawal should be slow and gradual or the animal may experience some serious withdrawal symptoms. Sudden or swift withdrawal of the medication can result in even more difficult aggression and behavior.
If your pet becomes jaundiced, has pale gums, develops breathing difficulties, suffers from diarrhea, vomits, easily bruises or bleeds while taking this medication, contact dogs veterinarian immediately for advice. You do not want other serious health conditions to result from the dogs of this medication. If your pet suffers allergic reactions or negative side effects such as swelling in the face, hives, itching and scratching, diarrhea, vomiting, seizures, experiences cold limbs or becomes unconscious, contact your veterinarian immediately dogs report them.
Some dogs taking Diazepam can display an increase in friendliness, anxiety, insomnia, amnesia, depression, lethargy, learning difficulties, disorientation and even hallucinations. Any negative or serious side effects or adverse reactions to the drug should be noted and reported to your veterinarian immediately.