Examples of using Clomicalm in English and their translations into German
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What is Clomicalm?
Clomicalm 5 mg tablets for dogs.
How does Clomicalm work?
Other information about Clomicalm.
How is Clomicalm used?
What is the risk associated with Clomicalm?
Why is Clomicalm approved?
What are the risks associated with Clomicalm?
What is Clomicalm used for?
Clomicalm 20 mg tablets for dogs Clomipramine hydrochloride.
What benefit has Clomicalm shown during the studies?
Clomicalm may be given with or without food.
This is a summary of the European public assessment report(EPAR) for Clomicalm.
How has Clomicalm been studied?
Clomicalm should be used under veterinary supervision.
Vomiting may be reduced by co-administration of Clomicalm with a small quantity of food.
Clomicalm should only be given in combination with behavioural therapy.
Recommendations on the interaction between Clomicalm and other medicaments are derived from studies in species other than dogs.
Clomicalm is a veterinary medicine containing the active substance clomipramine.
Both clomipramine and desmethylclomipramine contribute to the effects of Clomicalm: clomipramine is a potent and selective 5-HT reuptake inhibitor while desmethylclomipramine is a potent and selective noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor.
Clomicalm should not be used on its own but only in dogs that are also undergoing behavioural therapy.
The effective dose of Clomicalm has been established in clinical studies in dogs.
Clomicalm 5 mg tablets for dogs Clomicalm 20 mg tablets for dogs Clomicalm 80 mg tablets for dogs.
In clinical trials, a treatment time of 2-3 months with Clomicalm in combination with behavioural modification techniques was sufficient to control the symptoms of separation-related disorders.
Clomicalm must not be used in dogs with a known hypersensitivity to clomipramine and related medicines known as tricyclic antidepressants.
In clinical trials, a treatment time of 2-3 months with Clomicalm in combination with behavioural modification techniques was sufficient to control the symptoms of separation-related disorders.
Clomicalm may very rarely cause vomiting, changes in appetite, lethargy(lack of energy) or an elevation in liver enzymes which is reversible when treatment is stopped.
The Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use(CVMP) concluded that the benefits of Clomicalm exceed the risks when used in combination with behavioural modification techniques as an aid in the treatment of dogs with separation-related disorders, and recommended that Clomicalm be given a marketing authorisation.
Clomicalm is a veterinary medicine used as an aid in the treatment of dogs with behavioural problems when separated from their owners, their home or other dogs.
Administration of Clomicalm with food causes moderately higher plasma AUC values for clomipramine(25%) and desmethylclomipramine(8%) as compared with administration to fasted dogs.