This may mean missing a daily dose. Normally, cats tolerate Metacam very well. If your cat becomes unwell or you are worried at all, you should contact your veterinary practice immediately. You should stop giving Metacam until your vet advises that you can continue using it.
This is because in some cases, Metacam and other medicines like it can cause side effects, so your vet needs to ensure any changes that develop in your cat are not related to the medicine they are taking. Occasionally, side effects such as loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea, blood in faeces, unusual tiredness or problems with the kidneys have been reported in cats.
Other signs are very rare, but if you are concerned about your cat for any reason, please discontinue treatment and contact your vet for advice. When Metacam is being used for arthritis, as with any long-term medicine, your vet will need to see your cat regularly to ensure they are in good health.
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Dogs should be evaluated for pre-existing conditions and currently prescribed medications prior to treatment with METACAM, then monitored regularly while on therapy. Do not use Metacam in kittens younger than 6 weeks old.
Do not use in pregnant or lactating cats, or cats with gastrointestinal, liver, kidney or cardiac disorders. Metacam oral suspension for cats contains the active ingredient meloxicam 0.
If any adverse reactions occur, stop treatment and contact your vet for advice. Metacam 0. Metacam can be used for chronic long-term musculoskeletal disorders, and acute sudden and short-lived musculoskeletal disorders, for instance, due to injury.
It is also used for the reduction of post-operative pain and inflammation after minor soft tissue surgery. There are currently supply issues with this product, if the product and size on your prescription is out of stock you must see your vet for an alternative. Treatment is usually given once daily by oral administration, either by mixing with food or giving directly into the mouth using the measuring syringe provided.
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