Pexion 400mg 100 tablets | antiepileptic for dogs

Pexion 400 mg contains 100 tablets with 400 mg of imepitoin, an active ingredient that acts on the central nervous system. It is the highest concentration in the range, designed for adult dogs under veterinary supervision.

What is it for

The manufacturer presents it as an antiepileptic for adult dogs with episodes of neurological dysfunction or heightened sensitivity to noises, such as thunderstorms or fireworks. The response varies from dog to dog.

How it is used

The veterinarian calculates the dosage based on the dog's weight and the treatment goal. It can be given once or twice a day, orally, with food and at roughly the same time each day. Do not change the dosage on your own: if the dog does not respond as expected or if new side effects appear, inform the veterinarian.

For what animals

Adult dogs. With 400 mg per unit, fewer tablets are needed per dose when the weight calculation results in a high dose, making it practical for large dogs.

Composition and presentation

Imepitoin, 400 mg per tablet. Pack of 100 tablets. Store below 25°C, protected from light and in its original packaging, out of reach of children.

Precautions

Use with caution in patients with severe liver, kidney, or cardiovascular disease. Do not discontinue or change the treatment regimen without first consulting your veterinarian.

FAQ

Why choose Pexion 400 mg?

This is the highest concentration in the range and the recommended option for large dogs, as they require fewer tablets per dose when the weight-based calculation results in a higher dose. The concentration is always chosen by the veterinarian.

How many times a day is it given?

The veterinarian calculates the dosage based on the dog's weight and the treatment goal. It can be given once or twice a day, around mealtimes. Do not change the dosage on your own.

Can it be given to a growing dog?

The manufacturer does not recommend it for growing animals without prior veterinary evaluation. It is intended for adult dogs with follow-up care, so consult your veterinarian before giving it to a puppy.

What side effects have been described?

Drowsiness, vomiting, increased appetite, or impaired coordination are usually mild. In rare cases, disorientation or behavioral changes may occur. If your dog does not respond as expected or if new effects appear, inform your veterinarian to review the treatment plan.

Which products should be avoided at the same time?

Other neurological or psychotropic products should not be used unless supervised by a veterinarian. For any other combination, consult your veterinarian first, as they know your dog's medical history and can assess its compatibility.

Is Pexion suitable for cats?

This product is designed for adult dogs. For any other species, please consult your veterinarian first.