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Oriheal Petrandin Ranitidine H2 Blocker Injection for Dogs & Cats 30ml Veterinary Prescription
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Oriheal Petrandin Ranitidine H2 Blocker Injection, 30ml, is a veterinary prescription injectable medicine for dogs and cats. It is intended for veterinarian-directed management of acidity, gastric ulcer, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), and gastric hypersecretion when appropriate for the diagnosed condition.
Product Details
- Veterinary prescription injection for dogs and cats
- Ranitidine H2 blocker formulation as identified by the product name
- 30ml pack
- For clinic and hospital use when prescribed by a veterinarian
- Exact concentration, excipients, presentation, route, storage, and in-use period must be confirmed from the physical product label
Veterinary Use
A veterinarian may prescribe this product as part of a treatment plan for diagnosed acid-related or upper gastrointestinal conditions, including acidity, gastric ulcer, GERD, or gastric hypersecretion. The correct treatment depends on the animal's species, body weight, diagnosis, medical history, and other medicines being used.
Directions for Use
For veterinary use only. A licensed veterinarian must determine whether this medicine is appropriate, the dose, route, frequency, preparation, and treatment duration. Do not inject at home or administer without professional veterinary direction. Prepare and use strictly according to the physical product label and clinic protocol.
Safety Information
- Prescription medicine for veterinary use only
- Do not use in place of a veterinary examination or emergency care
- Tell the veterinarian about kidney or liver disease, pregnancy, lactation, allergies, and all other medicines or supplements
- Do not use if the vial, seal, or solution is damaged, discoloured, or contains visible particles
- Do not reuse or share opened or prepared medicine; dispose of vials and sharps according to clinic procedures
- Contact a veterinarian promptly for persistent vomiting, blood in vomit or stool, black stools, severe abdominal pain, weakness, collapse, or worsening symptoms
- Keep out of reach of children and store exactly as directed on the product label
