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Valium use in dogs and cats.

Please note: Some dogs will also become aggressive on valium and not sedated. Please use this with caution and under Veterinarian supervision.

While oral valium may help you and your dog, it is VERY dangerous when given to cats… especially chronically. Some vets may use this for behavioral problems, sedation, or aggression in cats, but beware – it can cause rare, severe LIVER failure!

Thank you Pet Poison Helpline for this information!

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Keep your sleep aids away from pets! 50% of dogs get aggressive, agitated, and hyperactive instead of being relaxed! Share and spread the word!

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Valium use in dogs and cats.

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Medication errors can happen to pets, too. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has advice on what you can do to help prevent these errors.

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Don’t forget about all those poisons in your purse!

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It’s that time of the year again, where we remind you that all of those wonderful holiday foods should be kept away from your pets. Enjoy your holidays, and don’t spend the holiday evening or the next day in the pet emergency room.

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