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Is Ibuprofen & Other Human NSAIDs toxic to pets?

Ibuprofen & Other Human NSAIDs is reported to be toxic to Dog, Cat. It is categorized as a human medication hazard. This page is a neutral reference and does not diagnose or treat any animal.

Informational reference only — not veterinary advice, and not a diagnosis. If you suspect your pet ingested ibuprofen & other human nsaids, contact your veterinarian or an animal poison-control center immediately. Do not wait for signs to appear.

Also known as

ibuprofennaproxenAdvilAlevehuman anti-inflammatories

Toxic principle

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory toxicity (gastrointestinal & kidney injury)

Possible signs to watch

These are general signs reported in the literature, not a diagnostic checklist. Their absence does not mean an animal is unaffected.

vomitingdiarrheareduced appetitelethargyblack/tarry stool

Severity

Severe

Notes

Human NSAIDs have a narrow safety margin in pets; never give them without veterinary direction. If exposure is suspected, contact your veterinarian or an animal poison-control line immediately.

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