How much Zyrtec can I give my dog for itching?

If you decide to give your dog zyrtec it's best to start with the smallest dose. Never give your dog more than what's recommended on the label. If your dog becomes lethargic or depressed after taking medication, stop giving it to them.

After a few days, if your dog is still itchy, you may want to talk to your vet.

How much Zyrtec oral gel to give my cat for itching?

If your cat continually scratches his or her ears, eyes or paws, it could be an allergy reaction to one of his or her food ingredients. Although zyrtec is not usually a treatment for cats, it can be an effective way to help your cat stop itching. Start by giving your cat one-half of a 0.5-milligram dose of oral gel every day for two weeks. If your cat shows no improvement after two weeks, consider consulting your veterinarian or a board-cert

How much Zyrtec to give my cat for itching?

You can give a cat as much Zyrtec as you would a dog for itching. In fact, cats are more sensitive to the effects of Zyrtec so you don’t have to give them as much as dogs. In general, cats should be given the drug at the same dose as dogs for itching (0.5 to 1.0 milligrams per pound of body weight).

How much Zyrtec do you give a dog for itching?

Most dogs are given an adult dose of 0.5 mg per 10 pounds of body weight per day for one to two weeks. If your dog is under 10 pounds, the dose is reduced to 0.25 mg per 10 pounds of body weight per day.

How much Zyrtec for dog itching?

We recommend giving dogs a dose of Zyrtec every other day for two weeks to help prevent itching caused by fleas or environmental irritants. Always follow your dog’s veterinarian’s dosing recommendations. If you notice any adverse side effects, contact your vet immediately.