My dog ate a Domperidone pill. Is he okay? What about his breakfast?

You should not give your dog domperidone without veterinary advice. You are not saying why you ant to give your dog this medication, so I cannot give you any specific advice . Please tell us why you want to give him the Domperidone, and we will attempt to advise you whether it is suitable for your dog.

Thank you for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach with your question about Hudson. He should be ok. While Dexilant isn't a drug regularly used in veterinary medicine, I found information that states "According to toxicity studies there was no effect from the drug on dogs when given at a dose of 5mg per kilogram (2.2 pounds) of body weight for several days in a row." With his weight of 85 pounds, there will be no issues. Just do not give him anymore. I hope this helps!

Not to worry! 35mg of acepromazine is still within a normal dosage range for a dog Botticelli's size. She may be extra groggy and have a longer nap than usual, but there should be no other detrimental effects. :-)

Hello. This is twice the normal dude for him, but this is a very safe antibiotic with very low chance of toxicity. I doubt that Skipper will suffer any side effects, but to guard against nausea...try to feed him a little to reduce the chance that he could vomit . Other than the small chance of upset stomach, this is not a problem. Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach

Hi and thanks for posting. I wouldn’t worry too much about this. Griffen consumed more towards the maximum dosage of this medication (4mg per kg of body weight) but he should be ok as long as he is not on any similar medications. He may have some gastrointestinal discomfort such as vomiting and diarrhea as a side effect of the medication. If he is on any similar medications, I would be sure and let us know so we can advise further. I hope this helps!

Worming tablets are designed to be eaten and are recommended monthly up to 6months because pups catch worms from their mothers. I recommend you check the strength of the tablet in relation to his weight but side effects other than mild gastrointestinal issues are very rare even if they eat too much. Monthly treatment for life is recommended if you are in a heartworm or lungworm affected area and every 3montgs otherwise

Thank you for giving the dosage! So this amount is more than it recommended for a dog her size, but this medication is generally very safe and well tolerated at very high doses. You may see some loose stools as a result of this, but she should be fine. I hope this helps!