Corise Fexorise-OD for Dogs & Cats

Corise Fexorise-OD for Dogs & Cats

Corise Fexorise-OD is a veterinary oral antihistamine product line for dogs and cats. The current listing identifies fexofenadine hydrochloride as the active medicine for the tablet presentation. The available options on this listing are a 60 ml syrup, a 120 mg tablet option, and a 180 mg tablet option.

Variant Information

• 60 ml syrup: follow the concentration and measuring instructions on the physical pack
• 120 mg tablets: use only as prescribed or directed for the selected pack
• 180 mg tablets: use only as prescribed or directed for the selected pack

Syrup and tablet strengths are not interchangeable. Select the exact variant prescribed by your veterinarian and check the strength on the pack before every use.

Use Under Veterinary Guidance

Use only for the animal and purpose advised by your veterinarian. The correct dose and schedule depend on the species, body weight, product strength, symptoms, and the pet's health history. Do not copy a human dose, split or combine tablets unless instructed, or use the syrup measurement for a tablet product.

Safety Information

• For dogs and cats only
• Ask a veterinarian before use in young, elderly, pregnant, nursing, dehydrated, or medically compromised animals
• Tell your veterinarian about kidney or liver disease and every medicine, supplement, or allergy product your pet receives
• Do not combine with another antihistamine or human medicine unless your veterinarian specifically advises it
• Stop use and contact a veterinarian for vomiting, diarrhoea, marked drowsiness or agitation, weakness, breathing difficulty, facial swelling, or another unexpected reaction
• Seek veterinary assessment if itching, swelling, sneezing, skin changes, or other symptoms are severe, persistent, or accompanied by breathing problems
• Store exactly as directed on the label and keep out of reach of children and pets

This product does not replace diagnosis of fleas, mites, infection, food reaction, or another underlying cause of allergic-looking symptoms.