Nectadyn is a homeopathic, non-drowsy cough syrup/expectorant (formerly sold as CoughFree). It’s an all-natural formula with a honey lemon flavor. Nectadyn temporarily relieves wet and dry cough due to cold, flu, chest congestion, bronchitis, and environmental irritants.
For: Cats and Dogs
Benefits:
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Homeopathic alcohol-free remedy, with no artificial flavors
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Non-drowsy formula
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No reported side effects
How it works: Nectadyn contains many herbal ingredients, includingDrosera rotundifolia an anti-inflammatory. Nectadyn also contains ipecacuanha, a mucolytic agent which dissolves thick mucus. It’s particularly good for remedying bronchitis. Antimonium tartaricum is indicated for coughs due to chest congestion. Spongia tosta, made from roasted sponge from the sea, is also useful for cough and cold symptoms.
Cautions: If symptoms persist, consult your veterinarian. Please use Nectadyn with caution in pregnant or lactating animals.
What is this product used for: Nectadyne is a Honey-Lemon flavored homeopathic cough syrup/expectorant used for the temporary relief of wet and dry coughs in dogs and cats.
Availability: Nectadyne is a non-prescription (OTC) product.
How this product should be used: The suggested dose in cats is 1 teaspoonful once a day. The suggested dose in dogs is 1 teaspoonful 3 times a day.
What are the side effects: There are no reported side effects.
What special precautions are there: If symptoms persist, consult a veterinarian. Use with caution in pregnant or lactating animals.
In the event of overdose: Contact your veterinarian or veterinary emergency room.
How should I store this product: Store this product at room temperature. Protect from light and moisture. Keep out of the reach of children.
Directions:
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Nectadyn is a homeopathic cough syrup and expectorant used for the temporary relief of wet and dry cough due to chest congestion, environmental irritants, colds, flu and bronchitis.
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Nectadyn is honey-natural lemon flavored and can be used in dogs and cats.
Tip: If symptoms persist contact your veterinarian. Use with caution in pregnant or lactating animals.
Dosage:
Pet
Weight
Dosage
Dogs:
All weights
Give 1 teaspoonful by mouth 3 times a day
Cats:
All weights
Give 1 teaspoonful by mouth once a day
Horses:
Storage: Store this product at room temperature. Protect from light and moisture. Keep out of reach of children.
First time I tried this product.She was coughing for 3 weeks at nigh time & as soon as I gave her the syrup I could see the difference. It only lasted 3 days & everything was fine. Very effective & luv it.
I ended up not giving my cat this product. First of all had I known it was for humans I would have gone to the drug store and bought it for half the price. Then when I opened it there was nothing in the box to administer it with. I expected a dropper. Tell me how you would give this to a cat in a spoon ? ? ? I felt betrayed and frustrated. I thought you had medicines for especially made for animals. I am very disappointed.
Response from 1800petmeds®:By Randy, Customer Care, 01/29/2011
Jojo, Thank you for your review. Your comments are warranted, justified and duly noted. Please contact us for a refund. All of our products are 100% satisfaction guaranteed, and you are not satisfed. Please let us rectify this.
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12/11/2010
by Mona
Bako town, ca
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Breed::Pappom
"It took some time gettin use to"
I have a 8wk old Pappom named Kobe. His been taking this product for maybe 3wks now, At first he didn't like the taste it took some time getting use to. I notice he coughs less, he would usually start to cough when he plays or right before he would bark. The times I would hate the most for my little guy is when he would try to sleep in the night and when he woke up in the mornings. Now nothing really, once every now and then. Oh yeah I would also put him every morning and night in a steam bathroom just to clear some of the congestion for like 5 mins.
Coughing and sneezing in cats can be caused by a number of things including allergies and respiratory infections. We recommend you contact your vet to determine what is causing the coughing and sneezing in your kitty.
Nectadyn is not a treatment for asthma. Nectadyn contains a mucolytic agent which helps dissolve thick mucus and works as an expectorant. It helps temporarily relieve wet and dry cough due to cold, flu, chest congestion, bronchitis, and environmental irritants. If your pet is suffering from asthma please consult your veterinarian for proper treatment.
My dog has been coughing for awhile now. Other than that, he feels fine. He is eating, drinking water, playing. He seems fine except for this cough, but he only does it now and then. Can anyone help?
2 years, 3 months ago
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rosey2357
- Ohio
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Take the dog to your vet and have it checked for kennel cough, heartworms, heart health, upper respiratory infection, and blockage. If all these are clear, it may be an allergy or auto-immune disease of some sort. My dog has a chronic cough and sounds like a post nasal drip. Very hard to treat. Nectadyne seems to calm her cough quickly.
Cough can be due to many different things including allergy, heartworm disease, heart disease or even a reaction to certain medications such as ACE inhibitors. I would recommend you have your pet examined by your veterinarian.
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