Medication ToxicityHigh Priority
Ace Inhibitor Toxicity in Dogs (Heart/Blood Pressure Meds)
Direct Answer
Ace Inhibitors (like Enalapril or Benazepril) are common heart medications. Overdose in dogs causes severe low blood pressure (hypotension), leading to weakness and potential kidney damage.
Immediate Action Plan
- 1Identify the medication name and milligram (mg) dosage.
- 2Determine exactly how many pills were ingested.
- 3If more than the prescribed dose was taken, seek veterinary care for blood pressure monitoring.
Symptoms to Watch
LethargyWeaknessWobbling (Ataxia)Collapse
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a double dose of Enalapril dangerous?
A single double-dose is usually well-tolerated in otherwise healthy dogs, but can be dangerous for dogs with pre-existing kidney disease.