Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mL Rx
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Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mL Rx
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Usually ships the same weekday before 3pm CT with veterinary approval.
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Requires veterinary authorization.
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Your pet's veterinarian will provide directions for use.
What is Entyce Oral Solution for Cats and Dogs?
- Entyce is a prescription appetite stimulant for dogs that contains capromorelin, a type of ghrelin receptor agonist medication.
- Carpromorelin works by stimulating certain areas of the brain which are responsible for a dog’s appetite and hunger.
Why do cats and dogs use Entyce?
- Entyce is used to help increase the feeling of hunger and encourage dogs to eat.
- Decreased appetite may be caused by stress, other types of medications, or could be a sign of an illness or disease.
What else should I know about Entyce?
- Flavored liquid for easier dosing.
What problems could my dog or cat have with Entyce?
- Possible side effects include diarrhea, increased thirst, vomiting, and excessive salivation.
- Always contact your veterinarian if you notice any new issues after starting a new medication.
How do you use Entyce?
- Entyce is given by mouth as directed by your veterinarian.
What is in Entyce?
- Entyce contains the drug capromorelin, a type of ghrelin receptor agonist medication.
- Carpromorelin stimulates feelings of hunger.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- Entyce is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog or cat to finish all of the Entyce?
- Dogs and cats may use Entyce for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Review Summary
19 total reviews
Rated 4.26 out of 5 stars
50% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
14 5 star reviews
1 4 star reviews
1 3 star reviews
1 2 star reviews
2 1 star reviews
Most Liked Positive Review
This stuff is wonderful BUT
This got the greyhound to eating after a bout of canine flu. She had lost so much weight and was very weak from not eating. She is typically an iffy eater. If she over heats (which is almost every day in triple digit NM summers) she stops eating. If she goes two days without eating, she is reluctant to eat even if she feels okay. We have discovered that the right dose for her (@35lb) is to place a finger over the open top of the bottle and tip the bottle over and back upright. The amount remaining on the end of the finger is then rubbed on her lips so she can lick it off. Once is usually enough, sometimes a second similar "dose" is needed. This keeps her from throwing it up and/or foaming. Usually within the hour she will start back eating. If not, she gets a second dose.
Most Liked Negative Review
Entyce Works, but Dog Can't Stand the Taste
My vet recommended this product for my senior dog who had quit eating any kibble or canned dog food of any brand. My dog was diagnosed with kidney disease, so had been prescribed special diet dog food. Dog would not eat it. Entyce does work and made my dog hungry, but didn't overcome his pickiness. However, the Entyce must taste terrible. He spits it out all over the floor, foams at the mouth, gags, and throws up. It was so bad, that as soon as he smelled it he would run from me. It is expensive. If your dog needs it and will tolerate it, great. Entyce did get my dog through a bad spell that without it he would have become dehydrated and starved.
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Helped my rescue dogs!!
From UndisclosedComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mL 10mL, with 1mL Dosing SyringeAmazing product!-
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Charlie and Buddy
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Produced outstanding results!
From UndisclosedComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLOur dog was not eating and, of course, losing weight and had lost most of his fur. At age 14, this is a ominous sign. The first dose of Entyce produced an appetite and as long as he receives it daily, he is eating normally, has gained his weight back, has grown new fur and is a healthy senior! -
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This stuff is wonderful BUT
From Roswell, NMComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLThis got the greyhound to eating after a bout of canine flu. She had lost so much weight and was very weak from not eating. She is typically an iffy eater. If she over heats (which is almost every day in triple digit NM summers) she stops eating. If she goes two days without eating, she is reluctant to eat even if she feels okay. We have discovered that the right dose for her (@35lb) is to place a finger over the open top of the bottle and tip the bottle over and back upright. The amount remaining on the end of the finger is then rubbed on her lips so she can lick it off. Once is usually enough, sometimes a second similar "dose" is needed. This keeps her from throwing it up and/or foaming. Usually within the hour she will start back eating. If not, she gets a second dose. -
Entyce Works, but Dog Can't Stand the Taste
From AlbuquerqueComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLMy vet recommended this product for my senior dog who had quit eating any kibble or canned dog food of any brand. My dog was diagnosed with kidney disease, so had been prescribed special diet dog food. Dog would not eat it. Entyce does work and made my dog hungry, but didn't overcome his pickiness. However, the Entyce must taste terrible. He spits it out all over the floor, foams at the mouth, gags, and throws up. It was so bad, that as soon as he smelled it he would run from me. It is expensive. If your dog needs it and will tolerate it, great. Entyce did get my dog through a bad spell that without it he would have become dehydrated and starved. -
Did not work and my dog hated the taste
From CTComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLThis did not work for my dog Belle at all! Also she hated the taste! Who ever decided dogs would like something that tastes like butterscotch? It was so sad to see her try to spit it out and run to the water bowl. No increase in appetite, either. -
Yes, I would buy this product again.
From UndisclosedComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLSeems to be working to increase my dog's appetite a little. -
Worked great. Saved $
From UndisclosedComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLThis really helped my pet to eat, and pretty fast too. Once your vet approves and sends RX. You'll have it fairly quick. Saved me a lot money buying it through vet direct. Recommend it and VetRxDirect -
Seemed to work quite well with my dog
From Hialeah, FloridaComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLMy dog(lab mix, female, 8 years old) has been on Entyce for a month now. I have to say I've definitely noticed a difference. The lack of eating was unnoticeable at first but it got to the point where she wasn't even touching her food. A full checkup turned up nothing unusual. I was skeptical seeing as though this product is new and it's also a bit expensive. However, after seeing my dog start to scarf down every last bit of kibble I consider it well worth the money. -
Expensive & ineffective
From undisclosedComments about Entyce (capromorelin) Oral Solution 30mg/mLMy dog is barely responding to this. In the beginning she did but I'm wondering if she has built up a tolerance for it. But I don't want to detour anyone, it's unclear why my dog isn't eating. Something is wrong, but not diagnosed. However it is ridiculously expensive for the quantity they dispense and the amount she needs to take. I have to reorder as soon as it ships. Clearly the manufacturer is very proud of their product to charge SO much.
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Q & A
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Is the Entyce copromorelin product available in Italy or Europe??
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According to the European Commission Register of Veterinary Products, Entyce is not available in Europe. A similar product by the same manufacturer, Eluracat, is available but is intended for use in cats. Unfortunately, we do not ship out of the United States. Please consult your veterinarian regarding any further questions or concerns regarding this medication in your cat/dog.
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What is the flavoring in entyce?? And is it real protein...I have a dog on an elimination diet.?
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Per the manufacturer, the flavoring is vanilla. ENTYCE (capromorelin) is a selective ghrelin receptor agonist that binds to receptors in the pituitary gland, which then increases growth hormone secretion, stimulating an increased appetite. The manufacturer states ENTYCE should be used with caution in dogs with liver or kidney problems. Please speak to your veterinarian to determine if ENTYCE would be a good fit for your dog.
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Is this drug,available in the Britain?
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Due to pharmacy law, we are unable to ship outside of the United States.
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My dog will not take the liquid form. Is it offered in a tablet or chewable form??
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Entyce is only available as an oral solution. Speak to your veterinarian as they may be able to offer some advice on administration techniques in order for your dog to more easily accept the Entyce solution
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Is Entice safe for pregnant or lactating females??
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According to the manufacturer, Entyce is not recommended to be used in breeding, pregnant, or lactating female dogs, as safety studies have not been performed.
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What is the expiry date when i purchase? Thanks Kelvin?
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The expiration date of prescription orders is verified by pharmacists and technicians.If you have specific concerns about a particular product before you order, you can contact our pharmacy technicians via email at [email protected].
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How much Entyce should I give my 2.5lb chihuahua? I gave him some around 1 and it is now after 7. He still doesn't want to eat.?
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Entyce, capromorelin, is an appetite stimulant medication for dogs. The manufacturer evaluated the effectiveness of Entyce using a laboratory and clinical field study both lasting 4 days. Dogs were randomized to receive either Entyce solution or a placebo solution containing no active ingredient. The success rates of the two groups at the end of the 4 day study were found to be clinically significant where the dogs treated with Encyce had shown an increase in food consumption compared with placebo. This medication may help your animal feel better in as little as 1 to 2 hours but could take a few days to notice changes to appetite and the amount of food consumed. It is recommended that you talk with your veterinarian about the dosage of this medication for your dog, and follow their recommendations for use.
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How do you store this medication? Does it need to be refrigerated??
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According to the manufacturer, this medication should be stored at or below 86° F (30° C).
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Can this product be used indefinitely long term? please define long term. 15 year old Shih Tzu with Cushings disease on daily 30ml Veteral?
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According to the manufacturer, Entyce can be used long term and has no increased risk of side effects with continued use. This medication can be prescribed for various lengths of time. Please contact your veterinarian to understand how long you should continue giving this medication to your dog.
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I can`t get my dog to take it. Can I put it into a little bit of water for her to drink??
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Entyce is able to be mixed with food or water and administered immediately. Pre-mixing Entyce oral solution with food or water is not recommended by the manufacturer because of the possibility of inaccurate dosing if all the food or water is not consumed. Please contact your veterinarian for further questions regarding this medication in your pet.
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