Mankind Emikind Pet Ondansetron Oral Solution

Here are the details for Mankind Emikind Pet (Ondansetron Oral Solution / Syrup):

What It Is

• Emikind Pet is a veterinary antiemetic (anti‑vomiting) oral solution / syrup formulated for dogs and cats. (ShakeHands)

• The active ingredient is Ondansetron Hydrochloride IP, equivalent to Ondansetron 2 mg per 5 mL of the syrup. (NetForHealth)

• It is presented in a flavoured syrup base (for better palatability) and often coloured (e.g. Ponceau 4R) to enhance acceptability. (NetForHealth)

Indications / Uses

Emikind Pet is used to control nausea and vomiting in dogs and cats. Specific uses include:

• Vomiting associated with gastroenteritis or gastrointestinal irritation (ShakeHands)

• Post‑operative nausea / vomiting (ShakeHands)

• Motion sickness / travel‑induced vomiting (ShakeHands)

• Drug‑induced nausea (some medications may cause vomiting) (ShakeHands)

• Other causes of vomiting as directed by the veterinarian (vetlive.in)

Composition / Strength

• Active: Ondansetron Hydrochloride IP equivalent to Ondansetron 2 mg in each 5 mL of syrup. (NetForHealth)

• Vehicle / excipients: Flavoured syrupy base, colour (e.g. Ponceau 4R) in some formulations. (NetForHealth)

Dosage & Administration

• The dose is as directed by a veterinarian. (Paw Meds)

• Always shake well before use (since it is a syrup). (ShakeHands)

• Administration frequency, duration, and dose depend on the pet’s species, size, condition and underlying cause of vomiting.

• Because Ondansetron is a potent antiemetic, care must be taken to adjust the dose for smaller animals.

Storage & Shelf Life

• Store in a dry place, protected from light, not exceeding 30 °C. (NetForHealth)

• Typically the shelf life is ~24 months (check the specific batch label). (Paw Meds)

• Keep out of reach of children and do not use in humans (this is veterinary‑only). (NetForHealth)

Warnings, Precautions & Possible Side Effects

• Prescription / veterinary supervision required — do not self‑medicate pets. (ShakeHands)

• Monitor for side effects — though sources say “no known side effects” in many listings, all drugs carry some risk (especially in sensitive animals) (Paw Meds)

• Use with caution (or avoid) in pets with serious liver or kidney disease, or electrolyte abnormalities (consult vet)

• Ensure correct dosing especially in small or young animals to avoid overdose

• Use in pregnant or lactating animals only under veterinary guidance

• Be cautious of interactions with other drugs (vet should review all medications)