Vetinas Levetiracetam 500 mg is a broad-spectrum anti-epileptic medication used for treating various types of seizures in companion animals, especially dogs and cats. It belongs to the Pyrolidine class and is often used as an adjunct therapy or monotherapy for managing epileptic disorders.
Levetiracetam is an anticonvulsant that works by reducing abnormal brain activity, helping to control epilepsy in pets. It is particularly useful for dogs that do not respond well to phenobarbital or bromides or for those that experience phenobarbital-induced liver toxicity.

• Composition :
  (Active Ingredients):
  Each film-coated tablet contains:
  Levetiracetam IP 500 mg
  Excipients q.s.

Indications/Uses

• Effective Seizure Control Helps manage focal, partial-complex, and generalized epilepsy.
  
• Alternative to Phenobarbital & Bromides Useful for dogs that cannot tolerate these drugs or need lower doses.
  
• Protects the Liver Allows reduction of phenobarbital dosage in dogs with phenobarbital-induced liver toxicity.
  
• Wide Safety Margin Well tolerated in dogs and cats, with minimal side effects.
  
• Fast Action Helps prevent and control seizures without affecting normal brain function.

Directions for use:

• Given orally or Mix in daily food
• As advised by Veterinarian or

Suitable for Dogs

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