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what animals?????
I need to know what animals it is safe to give benadryl to? I have to move a couple animals and they need to be sedated, I know benadryl is safe for dogs and cats but is it safe to give to unrully goats that need sedated to be able to move. I do not want to use tranquilizers and i want to do this safely. If i do not sedate the poor things they will get so upset they may hurt theirself. If not benadryl, then what can i use?
Serious answers please.
I do know how much per pound to use on animals, i am just looking for a safe way to sedate these animals as the tranquilizer you get from the vet you have to give them another dose to reverse the effects and i do not want to do it this way.
I have called the vet, the farm vet was out on a call, the techs could not tell me as it has to do wfith farm animals and not a dog or cat. I am waiting for the vet to return my call BUT the goats have to be moved this morning, not this afternoon.
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Contact your vet. Don't medicate without asking. For instance dogs can have a tylenol but it will kill a cat.
- 1 decade ago
yeah, go on with your sedate thing. if you think and you confirmly confident with your knowledge.
if u success, then it should be okay.
if u fail, then your goats would have fatal(heh heh)
by any mean, if you unsure by yourself, take the advices. ask the expertise, don't do any misfortune..
- 1 decade ago
seriously, call a vet. do you know how much per pound of benedryl you should use?
