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Acepromazine maleate

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Phone: This medication is prescibed for Pet Name:     Last Name:     Dr.         Acepromazine maleate   (a se proe' ma zeen.) Prescription: Acepromazine maleate: (ay’ se proe ma zeen mal’ee ate) (ay’ se proe ma zeen mal’ee ate) Acepromazine is a tranquilizer and sedative drug used to calm activity and reduce excitement. It may also be prescribed to control vomiting. Your veterinarian may prescribe this drug prior to an anesthetic or surgical procedure to calm and sedate your pet. Possible adverse effects: Sedation (sleepiness) Loss of balance and incoordination With high doses it can cause low blood pressure, which can cause collapse (rarely) In rare cases it can cause involuntary muscle movements that persist after drug has been given Do: Give this medication exactly as prescribed Stop giving this medication and call your veterinarian immediately if any unusual signs are seen, particularly twitches or “tics” after administration Keep away from children and animals Keep the pet indoors while they are receiving this medication Do not allow people to take this medication; it is a potent tranquilizer Talk to your veterinarian about risks if this drug is being used to sedate a pet prior to an airplane ride. It may interfere with the animal's ability to control its body temperature   Do Not: Give this medication to a debilitated, recently injured, or bleeding animal Give this medication if your pet is taking another drug that reduces blood pressure Give this medication if your pet is on another medication to control behavior problems as these may interact Place pet in extremely hot or cold temperatures while on this medication Give this medication if your pet has been diagnosed with: Low blood pressure Other heart disease Epilepsy or other causes of seizures Irregular muscle contractions or twitching Special Instructions: