K-Brovet for Dogs - Oral Solution 250mg/ml 300ml - [Epilepsy Support]

K-BroVet is a pet medication containing Potassium Bromide to help manage epileptic seizures in dogs. Potassium bromide, the active ingredient in K-BroVet, is an effective anticonvulsant medication that can reduce the number of seizures your dog experiences.

Key Features

• The only potassium bromide formulated specifically for dogs
• Contains the only FDA-approved supply of potassium bromide in the entire country
• Not a hepatotoxin because Potassium Bormide is processed in the kidneys

Key Benefits

• Consistent, reliable, and trusted with a two-year shelf-life
• Can be used in conjunction with any other therapy, including phenobarbital, or alone as the sole anticonvulsive
• Ideal choice for dogs with liver damage that need long-term seizure management
• Palatable for the patient and economical for the client
• Once-a-day dosing with a 21-day half life

How It Works

K-BroVet contains Potassium Bromide, which is commonly used to help manage seizure disorders in dogs. K-BroVet has also been formulated with B vitamins to support healthy neurological function.

View K-BroVet Drug Facts Sheet.

For a loading dose to achieve a serum level of approximately 1 mg/mL,

• give 120 mg/kg PO daily for 5 days and then reduce to 30 mg/kg PO once daily.

To achieve a serum level of approximately 1.5 mg/mL,

• give 160 mg/kg PO for 5 days and then reduce to 40 mg/kg PO once daily thereafter.

Caution:

Federal law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian

For Veterinary Use Only

Not for Human Use

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND ANIMALS

Precautions:

K-BroVet should not be used in pets with a history of hypersensitivity to bromide or any of the components of the solution or tablets. For oral use only. Use under your veterinarian's supervision. May cause sedation or lethargy. Not for use in treating status epilepticus.

Possible Side Effects

Please contact your veterinarian if your pet experiences drowsiness, increased hunger, thirst, urination, vomiting, constipation, anorexia, uncoordinated movements, nausea or personality changes, including attention, seeking, irritability or aggression, and aimless pacing. Pancreatitis has been reported to be more frequent in pets on concurrent phenobarbital and bromide therapy than pets on phenobarbital alone.

Storage:

Store in a tightly sealed container at room temperature 59° - 86°F.