Prednidale 25mg tablets 100 pack

Target species Prednidale 5 mg tablets for dogs and cats: Dogs and cats. Prednidale 25 mg tablets for dogs: Dogs. Indications for use Prednidale 5 mg tablets for dogs and cats: For the treatment of inflammatory and allergic diseases, including some autoimmune diseases and some neoplastic conditions in cats and dogs. Inflammatory, allergic and autoimmune processes may be involved in cutaneous, alimentary, respiratory, musculoskeletal and haematological manifestations of disease. Prednidale 25 mg tablets for dogs: For the treatment of inflammatory and allergic diseases, including some autoimmune diseases and some neoplastic conditions, in dogs. Inflammatory, allergic and autoimmune processes may be involved in cutaneous, alimentary, respiratory, musculoskeletal and haematological manifestations of disease. Contraindications Do not use in animals with renal insufficiency, diabetes mellitus or corneal ulceration. Do not use in animals recieving vaccines containing live organisms. Do not use in pregnant animals. Special warnings for each target species There are no special warnings required for either target species. Special precautions for use in animals Pharmacologically-active dose levels may lead to atrophy of the adrenal cortex, resulting in adrenal insufficiency. This may become apparent particularly after withdrawal of corticosteroid treatment. Adrenal insufficiency may be minimised by institution of alternate-day therapy if practical. The dosage should be reduced and withdrawn gradually to avoid precipitation of adrenal insufficiency. Special precautions to be taken by the person administering the veterinary medicinal product to animals Gloves should be worn to administer the product and you should wash your hands immediately after administration of the product. In the event of accidental ingestion, particularly by a child, seek medical advice and show the doctor the label or package leaflet. Adverse reactions Administration of single high doses are generally tolerated well, but medium to long-term use may provoke reactions. Corticosteroid therapy may lead to increased time in the healing of wounds and to a reduction in the ability of the body to resist infection. Appropriate anti-infective therapy may be required. Use during pregnancy and lactation Corticosteroids are not recommended for use in pregnant animals. Studies in laboratory animals have shown that administration during early pregnancy may cause foetal abnormalities. Administration during the later stages of pregnancy may cause abortion or early parturition. Insignificant amounts of prednisolone are generally eliminated in the milk of lactating animals, and therefore such use is not contraindicated. Interactions There are no known interactions of significance in veterinary medicine.