Rated 5 out of 5by Deloise KaundaLife saver for me and GabeMy fur baby Gabriel had to have surgery on his elbow and inter arm which was exposed down to the bone, to remove what the vet thought was a cancerous lipomas which turn out to be just a large fatty tissue. I brought ACEPROMAZINE to calm him down and to keep him from being stressed out and licking his arm so that it would heal quicker and properly. It really works. I highly recommend this to anyone who fur baby have to go threw anything that is stressful.. 06/25/2018 |
Rated 5 out of 5by KimFinally she is calm....thunderstorms!!Delilah has been frightened of thunder and lightening since she was a baby. I have tried everything I have heard to ease her fear. Bought a thundershirt...did not help. My vet suggested acepromazine. I have to give it to her before the storm is near..she hears MUCH better than I do!! So I watch the weather maps and when I see a storm approaching I give her 1 tablet. It calms her down ALOT! I feel bad that she is so out of it, but it is better than watching her pant and pace and dig trying to hide. I highly recommend, as long as your vet approves! 04/18/2018 |
Rated 5 out of 5by AndreaF Love the change in our dog! Our rescue dog gets very excited in the car and, at a little over a year and 60 pounds, still nips as part of play, especially in the car. With a minimum dose our boy can now travel as well as our girl. We only give him enough to calm him, not knock him out. Our monthly six hour trips are pleasant again. 05/27/2016 |
Rated 5 out of 5by sckoolguyThis works for my Cedar. German Shorthaired Pounter age 12Try using this. It works for me, I'm happy to use this with Cedar 05/01/2016 |
Rated 5 out of 5by poodle_runnerNever leave home without it.This medication is great if your dogs have problems in the car. My two English Springer Spaniels get very afraid of being closed up in a vehicle and this medicatioin is good also fabulous for fireworks and a mircle medication for storms and hurricanes. There is no sense in my little guys to be so anxious, upset and terrified. This is a must in an upsetting situation. 08/22/2011 |
Rated 2 out of 5by A_Golden_ownerBewareMy golden puppy had a terrible reaction to this drug. Swelling and rash. Come to find out that she is very allergic. After she got spayed I was prescribed this drug to keep her calm. She was calm alright but her lips and ears were very swollen and she had a rash all over her stomach. I was so afraid it would effect her breathing. I had to give her Bennedryl for two days! I don’t have to say what a total nightmare that experience was, her getting spayed and to have such a radical reaction to the drug. 05/10/2008 |
Rated 4 out of 5by ShannonStormsMy dog is deadly affraid of storms (thunder). When I'm not home he will destroy everything and anything. I talked to my vet and she gave me ace and it is wonderful. He just sleeps through the storms! 05/03/2008 |
Rated 5 out of 5by Ken_Carol_Golden_OwnersAwesome Product, Great PriceWe just adopted a female Golden Retriever and was she ever hyper, our vet gave us some samples of the acepromazine. Well it worked the dog could sleep and so could we.Got a hyper dog? This stuff will do the job.. Excellent service and fast shipping from PetCareRx. 05/03/2008 |
Rated 4 out of 5by The_adopter_of_an_emotionally_wrecked_labHe's still upset, but can ride in a car nowmalcom and I recently relocated about two hours away. He's always been fine in the car before the move, but during, and ever since the move, he's a trembling wreck. He actually shakes the car he breathes so hard. My vet prescribed 1.5 of these tablets (he's ~77 lbs) but I've found that it requires 2 whole tablets for him to be affected at all. With 2 tablets, about 1.5 hours afterwards he's still shaking wildly in the car, but he's laying down while he does it, and the slobber is kept below the 1 gallon mark. 02/26/2008 |
Rated 5 out of 5by Colleen_Mommy_to_a_RottieEar InfectionsMy 9 year old Rottweiler gets these horrible ear infections several times a year. They are deep ear infections which cause the nerve in the right side of his face to be pinched from the swelling of his inner ear. This causes him numbness in the side of his face and it freaks him out and he snaps at the air like he is trying to catch invisible bugs. The antibodics work great but take 24-48 hrs to kick in. This medication was a life saver. We can all sleep at night now and he can rest and realx while he is healing and waiting for the antibodics to kick in. 01/12/2008 |
Rated 5 out of 5by LisaCar Trips are now fun for everyone (Including Joey)I recently purchased a vacation home, and decided to bring the dog (Joey) with us on vacation. Car rides were a disaster! My Vet proscribed Acepromazine, and what an amazing difference. He rests and relaxes through the entire ride (about 3 hours). I've learned through trial and error, that I must give him the pill at least 45 minutes prior to starting on the trip. The calmer he is when he gets the pill, the calmer he stays. Also, don't give on a full stomach. Can cause stomach upset. 10/20/2007 |
Rated 3 out of 5by Niki_2_dog_owner_large_dog_is_a_big_chicken_foavoiding the hebe jeebieslike if give at proper time she is good as good, but if she is to excited may not work at all. 09/11/2007 |