Veylactin 50mg/ml 14ml

Veterinary Analysis of VEYLACTIN 50MG/ML 14ML

Veylactin 50mg/ml is a drug of choice in veterinary reproductive medicine, formulated to address two common and disruptive hormonal conditions: pseudopregnancy in bitches and unnecessary lactation in bitches and queens. Its active ingredient, cabergoline, acts precisely on dopamine D2 receptors, inhibiting the secretion of prolactin, a key hormone in milk production and maternal behavior. At CUCUVET, we offer this product with guaranteed traceability, proper storage, and professional advice.

Analytical Composition and Actives

• Cabergoline: 50 mg / ml
• Excipients: aqueous solution formulated for oral administration, with pH stabilizing agents and preservatives approved for veterinary use.

Cabergoline belongs to the ergotamine derivatives and is highly selective in its dopaminergic action, allowing for rapid and sustained inhibition of prolactin without affecting other hormonal axes.

Dosage and Correct Administration

• Species: Dogs (females) and cats (females)
• Route of administration: Oral
• Dosage in dogs: 5 µg/kg once a day for 4-6 consecutive days. This is equivalent to 0,1 ml per 10 kg of body weight.
• Dosage for cats: 5-10 µg/kg according to clinical criteria.

It is essential to administer the medication based on the animal's exact weight. The medication can be given directly or mixed with a small amount of food to improve acceptance.

Safety, Side Effects and Contraindications

• Contraindications: Do not administer to animals with hypersensitivity to cabergoline or other ergot alkaloids. Avoid in pregnant or lactating animals if lactation is necessary.
• Common side effects: Vomiting, transient lethargy, mild anorexia. These usually occur in the first few days and resolve without treatment.
• Interactions: Its use in conjunction with dopamine antagonists (neuroleptics, metoclopramide) is not recommended, as they reduce its effectiveness.
• Precautions: Evaluate liver and kidney function in geriatric animals. Do not exceed the recommended dosage.

Veylactin has a robust safety profile when administered according to clinical recommendations, and is especially useful in reproductive management and animal welfare programs.

Differential Benefits at CUCUVET

• 100% original product with guaranteed pharmaceutical traceability.
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Frequently asked questions about Veylactin 50mg/ml 14ml

1. How long does it take for Veylactin to reduce pseudopregnancy?
   In most cases, symptoms decrease significantly between days 2 and 4 of treatment.
2. Can I use Veylactin if my dog ​​is in heat?
   Its administration during estrus is not recommended. Ideally, treatment should be assessed until the diestrus phase.
3. Is it safe for cats with a history of liver problems?
   Extreme caution is advised. Perform liver function tests beforehand and consult your veterinarian before using cabergoline.
4. How long does the effect of the medication last?
   Cabergoline has a long half-life, allowing daily dosing with a sustained effect of up to 24 hours.
5. How should I store the jar once it's opened?
   Store at room temperature (15–25°C), away from direct light and out of reach of children and animals.
6. Can it be administered alongside antibiotics?
   Generally yes, but always check with your veterinarian to rule out specific interactions.
7. What is the difference between cabergoline and bromocriptine?
   Cabergoline is more selective, has fewer side effects, and a longer half-life than bromocriptine.
8. Can I stop treatment if the symptoms disappear before day 4?
   No. It is essential to complete the prescribed treatment to avoid hormonal relapses.
9. Does CUCUVET provide refrigerated shipping if needed?
   Yes. We guarantee optimal shipping conditions according to the manufacturer's technical specifications.
10. What do I do if my pet refuses the medication?
    It can be mixed with wet food or administered orally with a syringe. If refusal persists, consult your veterinarian.