Cerenia (Maropitant Citrate) Tablets for Dogs

My girl lost 1# in a year, The previous 2 weeks she wouldn't eat anything but cheerios and pasta. she wasn't getting any nutrition. my vet recommended Cerenia 4 days of a dose ever 12 hours and she was back to eating 3 times a day! 6 weeks later she has gained back .25 pound. She only gets a dose every other or 3rd day now.

Really great price for our dog's medicine. Looked elsewhere and couldn't find a better price. They were also quick about contacting our dog's doctor, and got it off to us as quickly as they could..

Our 10 yr old Bichon mix has been on Cerenia for several months now to help control her stomach disorders and vomiting. She has responded very well to the medication. No side effects. Chewy offered it at about half the price as our veterinarian. Since she will be on it for the rest of her life, it is a great savings. I ordered it just before the Labor Day weekend so it wasn't delivered for about a week. I'm very pleased with Chewy's service and will continue to use them.

My cat has Crohn’s and the vets want to take his prednisolone down to not damage his liver. We now give him half a pill every other day in alternate with pred and I am happy to say he is not getting sick! Working like a charm :)

I was prescribed this for my cat's chronic cough. I was super skeptical since there have not been any anti-inflammatories for cats that I have found to be safe and have had REALLY terrible experiences using drugs that were not normally given to cats. This has really helped her cough and I only have to give it to her every 3 days. I have not seen an adverse side effects, but I will say: get it down the hatch the first time- if they end up chewing on it, it will foam ALOT and it's gross (if not sadly funny). My cat has beginning stages of tracheal collapse and I am hopeful this drug will extend her quality of life.

Cerenia 160 mg works great. For a long ride about 11 hours this doesn’t stop working. We went from throwing up and drooling to being calm and no drooling. I am always going to have this on hand.

We have tried all kinds of otc and prescription meds, booster seats, open windows, and combinations of all these. She’s almost 3 and still hasn’t outgrown it. This is 98% effective. The only drawback is that it must be given 2 hours ahead of car rides which makes spontaneous rides impossible

I first used this on my 2 year old pup last year when driving down to Florida from NYC and it was amazing! My pup would usually throw up even on short drives. I've tried many times practicing driving around the city just to get him used to it and he would still throw up. His Vet recommended this when I mentioned I was worried for him when we go on our trip. It was wonderful, he was very comfortable laying on his bed, sleeping, play with his toys, sometimes he would even go up to the window. I totally recommend this for pups with motion sickness. I use it every time we travel!

I've always had a great experience with Chewy, never a complaint, but this one was more difficult than it should have been. The vet where this prescription originated said they couldn't phone the script in, I had to mail the paper prescription to Chewy, so I did. After 10 days the order was still pending so I contacted customer service to check the status and was told it would go faster if I had Chewy contact the vet directly. I was a bit confused about why Chewy could contact the vet when they had said I must mail the script, but the vet appeared in Chewy's drop-down list of approved veterinarians, so I changed the order to "contact my vet for me". After a few more days the order was still I've always had a great experience with Chewy, never a complaint, but this one was more difficult than it should have been. The vet where this prescription originated said they couldn't phone the script in, I had to mail the paper prescription to Chewy, so I did. After 10 days the order was still pending so I contacted customer service to check the status and was told it would go faster if I had Chewy contact the vet directly. I was a bit confused about why Chewy could contact the vet when they had said I must mail the script, but the vet appeared in Chewy's drop-down list of approved veterinarians, so I changed the order to "contact my vet for me". After a few more days the order was still pending so I called the vet and was told they do not accept requests from online pharmacies at all and simply ignore the requests. I contacted customer support again to check on the status of the mailed-in script and they couldn't find it. It had now been a little over 2 weeks and the script hadn't even been received into their system yet. I know the USPS was taking longer than usual, but first class mail was being delivered within a week at most instead of the usual 2 or 3 days. Taking over a week to receive it into the system, let alone process the order, seems a little excessive. But more importantly, why was having Chewy contact this vet offered as an option, and the vet was still in the list of vets to choose from, when it had a long-standing policy of not honoring any requests from online pharmacies? This added another 3 or 4 days to the delay in receiving a much-needed medication. Vets that do not honor prescription requests should be removed from the list of approved veterinarians and customers should know that Chewy contacting the vet is not an option for them. Finally, 3 weeks after I mailed the script, it was received into the system and the order was processed. The pharmacy experience would be better if 1) vets that don't honor script requests were excluded from the 'let Chewy contact the vet for you" option, and 2) the process for receiving mailed-in scripts was faster. … more

Cerenia has been so helpful fighting my old dog’s nausea and vomiting. He has kidney disease and a heart murmur and at 16, we consider him doing pretty well. At this point in his life, we just want him as comfortable as possible and every day that he wakes up between us is a good day.