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Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs | Ephedrine
Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs | Ephedrine
This is a prescription-only veterinary medicine. A valid veterinary prescription must be received and approved before this medicine can be dispatched.
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£4.95 — Royal Mail Tracked 24 (next day delivery, including Sundays*)
*Sunday delivery is subject to Royal Mail availability in your local area.
Please note: We cannot ship to Northern Ireland.
Prescription Information
- Prescription must match the product, strength and formulation ordered.
- For orders involving more than one pet, a separate prescription is required.
- Uploaded prescriptions are valid for up to 6 months or until the prescribed number of repeats has been supplied, whichever comes first. In accordance with UK Veterinary Medicines Regulations, we are legally required to retain veterinary prescriptions for a minimum of 5 years.
All orders are reviewed by our veterinary team. Prescription checks are typically completed the same day. Orders are dispatched once checks are complete and the medication is ready for dispatch. Read our prescription policy.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs are a prescription-only veterinary medicine containing ephedrine hydrochloride.
Enurace 50mg is supplied as white, scored tablets. The manufacturer pack contains 100 tablets, and Vetalia also offers tablets individually where the prescription specifies an exact quantity.
What is Enurace used for?
Enurace is authorised for the treatment of urinary incontinence caused by urethral sphincter mechanism incompetence in ovariohysterectomised female dogs.
Your veterinary surgeon will determine whether Enurace is appropriate for your dog and will advise you on the required dose and duration of treatment.
What does Enurace contain?
Each tablet contains 50mg ephedrine hydrochloride, equivalent to 40.7mg ephedrine.
How is Enurace given?
Enurace should be administered exactly as directed by the prescribing veterinary surgeon. The tablets are given orally and should be administered before meals in a piece of food.
Do not alter the dose or discontinue treatment without first discussing this with your veterinary surgeon.
Important information
Enurace should not be used in dogs with glaucoma and should be used with particular caution in dogs with certain cardiovascular, endocrine or metabolic conditions. Your veterinary surgeon should assess whether treatment is appropriate for your dog.
Prescription requirements
Enurace is classified as POM-V (Prescription Only Medicine – Veterinarian).
A valid veterinary prescription is required before this medicine can be supplied. You can upload your prescription during checkout or ask your veterinary practice to send it directly to Vetalia.
For full product information, including contraindications, adverse effects and precautions, please see the data sheet here.
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