Moderin 2 mg 30 tablets | anti-inflammatory

Moderin 2 mg is a steroidal anti-inflammatory in oral tablets, with 2 mg of methylprednisolone per tablet, in a pack of 30. It is used in dogs and cats with eczema, dermatitis, burns, allergic reactions and bronchial asthma, always with a veterinary prescription.

What is it for

Methylprednisolone is a synthetic steroid with anti-inflammatory properties. It reduces inflammation and fluid leakage from blood vessels, and inhibits the arrival of inflammatory cells to the affected area.

How it is used

It is administered orally. The average daily doses are as follows:

• From 2 to 7 kg: 2 mg per animal.
• From 7 to 18 kg: 2 to 4 mg per animal.
• From 18 to 36 kg: 4 to 8 mg per animal.

The total daily dose is divided into several doses, with 6 to 10 hours between them.

For what animals

Dogs and cats.

Composition and presentation

Each tablet contains 2 mg of methylprednisolone. Box with 30 tablets. Store in a cool, dry place away from light. A 4 mg version is also available.

Side Effects and Precautions

Prolonged treatment may increase protein breakdown, stunt growth in young animals, and contribute to osteoporosis. It is not for use in animals with tuberculosis, peptic ulcers, or Cushing's syndrome. Very careful administration is necessary in animals with diabetes, osteoporosis, hypertension, heart failure, or kidney failure. Consult your veterinarian before starting treatment.

FAQ

¿Qué dosis diaria corresponde a un perro de 5 kg?

Según la tabla de dosis, de 2 a 7 kg corresponden 2 mg diarios por animal, repartidos en las tomas que indique el veterinario.

How often is it given?

The daily dose is divided into several doses, with an interval of 6 to 10 hours between them.

Can it be given to cats?

Yes, the manufacturer includes dogs and cats, with the same average doses according to the animal's weight.

Which treatments should not be combined with Moderin?

Salicylates, antidiabetic drugs, diuretics, and indomethacin. Barbiturates may reduce its effectiveness, and due to their immunosuppressive action, they are not recommended in animals undergoing immunotherapy.

What happens if it's used for a long time?

The effects of long-term treatment include increased protein breakdown, osteoporosis, and, in young people, growth retardation. Sodium and water retention is less than with cortisone.

Do I need a prescription?

Yes. The manufacturer indicates it as a veterinary prescription product.