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Benefits: for dogs, cats, and horses treats arthritis pain, inflammation, and lameness can also be used to control extreme allergic reactions ; Possible Side Effects: Short-Term Use: One of the first thing you may notice after your cat is given a shot of Depo is his seemingly excessive thirst and, since what goes in must come out, increased urination as well. His appetite may increase, leading to weight gain, and kitty may become irritable and agitated. Your fuzzy friend may look like he's developed a beer belly. Lethargy occurs in some cats, but seriously, with some cats, how can you tell? More severe reactions include vomiting and diarrhea and a mild form of ataxia — loss of muscle control. Depo medrol can also stunt the growth of younger cats.Long-Term Use When Depo is given for a long time, it could lead to Cushing's disease and ulcers in the alimentary canal. It should never be given to pregnant cats, cats being treated for certain types of mange, hypothyroidism or pancreatitis without careful consideration. Avoid giving your cat vitamins or other drugs without first talking to the vet. ;Depo Medrol suppresses the immune system, infections can become invasive. As with any medication, watch your cat carefully and report any unusual behavior right away. Cautions: Keep away from children and other animals Ensure your cat has access to fresh water. Storage: Keep in a cool/dry place Depo Medrol Injectable 20mg/ml 20 ml bottle. I do not receive this product or any others in exchange for this article, I do get a commission for readers clicking the buy now links which helps to differ the cost of hosting this blog and I sincerely hope this article site helps you with your search for Vet Approved Rx products.
