Alternative Medicine for Pets/is tylenol safe for my dog???

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QUESTION: Hi there
My dog lost a fang do to getting caught in another dog’s collar, and I’m wondering if it’s safe to give him a Tylenol 3, I think he’s feeling some pain. Or is there something else I could give him? He’s an Alaskan malamute and he’s 120 pounds. thanks
Kari


ANSWER: Hi Kari, give him an asprin 325 mg... ( 1 every 8 hrs for just 2 days.)  If you see him having more pain and bleeding, please make a visit over to your VET...

Don't give Tylenol...OK


Good Luck with all!!


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QUESTION: hi there
i got another question,is it true that aspirin can make his blood thin and make him bleed?

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Hi Again:  Good question!  You can give a dog asprin as long as it is not LONG term...
When a vet refers to long term asprin treatment, it would be an 81 mg baby asprin, 1 per day.

You kid should be fine with short-term ( 2-3 days) of asprin.  If you want, call your vet and ask it you can give the 325 mg or a 81 mg asprin.

Good Luck



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