ADVERSE REACTION OF TRAMADOL IN ANIMALS

When animals are administered Tramadol, adverse reactions can occur.

          

     The most common are:  

• constipation 
  

• upset stomach  
  

• decreased heart rate. 

      In case of overdose:

• mental alteration

• pinpoint pupils 

• seizures                       

       may appear. In such case, veterinarians should evaluate the correct treatment for these events.

               Tramadol can’t be co-administered with Deprenyl or any other psychoactive active ingredient such as: serotonin reuptake inhibitors, tricyclic antidepressants, or monoamine oxidase inhibitors.            

              
               Tramadol for animals is removed from the body via liver and kidney excretion. Thus, if animals suffer from any disease in these systems, it may be necessary to adjust the dose.