Pexion 100 mg 100 tablets | antiepileptic for dogs

Pexion 100 mg is an antiepileptic drug containing imepitoin tablets for adult dogs, available in boxes of 100. It is used to reduce the frequency of generalized seizures due to idiopathic epilepsy, always under veterinary supervision. This is the lowest strength in the range, which also includes 400 mg tablets.

What is it for

Imepitoin acts on the central nervous system. According to the manufacturer, it is intended for adult dogs with idiopathic epilepsy and also for dogs with heightened sensitivity to loud noises, such as thunderstorms or fireworks. The response varies from dog to dog.

How it is used

Administered orally, with food, at consistent times. The dosage is adjusted according to the dog's weight and the purpose of the treatment, and is determined solely by the veterinarian. One or two doses per day may be required. For anticipated noise levels, the manufacturer indicates that preparation is sometimes necessary one to two days in advance.

For what animals

Adult dogs. Not recommended for growing animals without prior evaluation.

Composition and presentation

Imepitoin, 100 mg per tablet. Box of 100 tablets. Store in its original packaging, in a dry place, protected from light and below 25 °C.

Possible Side Effects and Precautions

At first, mild and transient drowsiness, vomiting, or increased appetite may occur; more rarely, disorientation or behavioral changes. It is not for use in cases of severe liver, kidney, or cardiovascular disease. Consult your veterinarian if you experience any adverse effects.

FAQ

Which dogs is Pexion 100 mg suitable for?

For adult dogs with idiopathic epilepsy or noise sensitivity, always under veterinary supervision. It is not recommended for puppies without prior professional evaluation.

What effects appear when starting treatment?

Mild and transient drowsiness, vomiting, or increased appetite may be observed. In rarer cases, disorientation or behavioral changes may occur. It is advisable to note these and discuss them during the follow-up visit.

How long does it take to notice?

According to the manufacturer, the effect is usually noticeable within the first few days, although this depends on the individual dog and the reason for use. The veterinarian assesses the dog's response.

Can it be given along with other products?

Avoid combining it with other neurological or psychotropic products without veterinary supervision. Always inform your veterinarian about everything your dog is taking, including supplements.

What is the difference between Pexion 100 mg and 400 mg?

It's the same active ingredient in different amounts per tablet. The 100 mg concentration is the lowest in the range and is chosen by the veterinarian based on the dog's weight.

What happens if a child accidentally picks it up?

Accidental ingestion may cause drowsiness or dizziness. Seek medical attention immediately and always keep the product out of the reach of children.