No, this would be a very bad idea. First, dogs need a much different dose of Benadryl than humans do, and skin absorption of Benadryl is very different between humans and dogs. You could cause a bad overdose with this without meaning to. Second, Benadryl cream is formulated to be placed on the skin ONLY - dogs tend to lick anyplace that is irritating them and are likely to lick this stuff off and eat it, potentially causing a bad medical reaction to the ingredients in the cream. Third, dogs really don't need a topical Benadryl - veterinarians use it to deal with bee stings and mast cell tumors, but those are both pretty rare and not something you would be handling on your own.
I mix Benadryl Gel with leave on conditioner after a bath and it helps to relieve allergic skin scratching for days afterward.
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Yes
can diabetic take benadryl
Give the dog a tranquilizer that has been prescribed by his veteriniarian to be a safe amount for his weight.
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The better question is, how do you know that your dog is having an Anaphylactic reaction?
1ml of benadryl can have a dog for each pound.
No, this would be a very high dose. Call your veterinarian and ask how much Benadryl to give your dog.
My dog has allergies and the vet told me to give her a childrens dose but I would imagine it would depend upon the weight of the dog.
no that wont do nothin to the animal
one milligram per pound.
an 8 lb. dog needs 16 mg of Benadryl, so you can give it one teaspoon ofchildren's benadryl which has 12.5 mg. make sure it is regular benadryl and doesn't contain acetaminophen (to check, look at the active ingredients in the box or bottle).