My cat ate my dog's phenobarbital. Is this an emergency for her?

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Cat ate dogs phenobarbitals 16.2 is that too much

Rodrigo Roca, DVM · Accepted Answer

Hello, thank you for your question. Without knowing the weight of your cat it is very hard to know what possible side effects are expected. Generally, phenobarbital when giving at a higher dosage than expected can lead to sedation. You may also notice that your cat is drinking/urinating more and has an increased appetite. If your cat develops any symptoms such as severe vomiting, sedation, weakness, or collapse I would recommend seeking veterinary care. Hope this helps!

My cat ate my dog's phenobarbital. Is this an emergency for her?

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