Pet owners are often tempted to use human OTCs in cats and dogs
December 2006
Pet owners are often tempted to use human OTCs in cats and dogs. But this isn't always safe.
Acetaminophen should NEVER be given to cats. Even small amounts are lethal because they can't metabolize it.
Aspirin can also be dangerous for cats. It's too easy to overdose because cats metabolize aspirin very slowly.
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