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Prescribed for dogs with suppressed appetites, Entyce (capromorelin oral solution) makes once-a-day dosing easy. rnEntyce's flavored, oral solution can help stimulate appetite, increase food intake and add body weight.
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| Item Number | 176632 |
|---|---|
| Generic Name | Capromorelin |
| Common Brand Name(s) | Entyce |
| For Use With | Dogs |
| Administration Form | Oral |
| Product Form | Solution |
| Health Condition | Inappetence |
| Drug Type | Hormone |
Entyce is indicated for appetite stimulation in dogs.
Talk to your veterinarian about any side effect that seems unusual or bothersome to your pet.
Entyce should not be used in dogs that have a hypersensitivity to capromorelin.
Use with caution in dogs with hepatic dysfunction.
Ingredients
Active Ingredients: Capromorelin Tartrate 30mg/mL
Instructions
Administer Entyce orally at a dose of 3 mg/kg (1.4 mg/lb) body weight once daily.
Store at or below 86° F.
FAQ
Entyce is an appetite stimulant approved for use in dogs.
Follow your veterinarian's instructions on dosing Entyce for your dog.
You should give your dog the dose prescribed by your veterinarian.
Entyce should be administered directly into your dog's mouth. Make sure food is available after dosing.
It is best to give Entyce to your dog around the same time each day, ideally before their first meal of the day.
Contact your veterinarian immediately if your dog receives more Entyce than the prescribed dose.
No, there are no restrictions on age or weight for using Entyce.
Entyce can be used for as long as recommended by your veterinarian.
Synthetic vanilla flavor
Please discuss this concern with your veterinarian. While there are no animal or plant proteins in Entyce, hypersensitivity or allergic reactions, while rare, are always a possibility with any drug.
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149 Customer Reviews
Fantastic Product
I have a 10 year old Dobie who has bone cancer. I have spent 8 years trying to get this dog to eat! She is the pickiest eater which I am not used to. Recently she was diagnosed terminal and had lost 4 lbs and my hair was getting more grey every day. My vet recommended Entyce and it worked, she’s not a fan of taking meds of any kind but willingly did so. We did a dose for 3 days in a row and she would eat for 5 days in a row. I’ll take it. I got the 4 lbs back on her and she’s holding her own for now. Medication is pricey to be sure but there is nothing I wouldn’t do for my girl.
A Godsend!
There are 2 meds that stimulate appetite. Tried the pill brand first and my dog vocalized a lot. So I tried this and it's great. She doesn't like the taste but I only need to get 0.5ml in her. She was 10lb (should be 13 lb) and she is already up to 11 lb. She does 'vocalize' a little but not as bad as with the other brand (howl or call out but not in distress). She has more energy now - still old and senile but more active.
Kidney failure
My 11 year old Italian Greyhound went into kidney failure. She had to be hospitalized and had lost all interest in her kidney diet. With the help of this product she slowly repaint her appetite. I wish she would eat on her own but most time I have to hand feed her which I don’t mind at all. This product does help if your dog or cat loses their appetite due to illness or procedures.
This works
My old Chihuahua is suffering from kidney failure and goes to his vet four times a week for Sub Q fluids. I give him Entyce once a day at night and he will eat his food. He will not eat in the morning. He is very skinny but at least I can get some food into him due to this medicine. It is keeping him alive.
Dog Hates the Vanilla Flavor
Why they would choose to make it vanilla flavor is beyond my understanding. Is vanilla popular amongst dogs? My dog hates it, and has begun snarling at me when I approach her with it. It doesn't work great, but she is eating slightly more than before. I have tried to contact Elanco (manufacturer) about offering a different flavor. If they read consumer reviews, they would be in touch with the fact that A LOT of reviews state dogs hate the flavor. Come on, Elanco...you can do better!
Really helps my 9 yo toy poodle
My little girl is recovering from a food allergy and lost a lot of weight and her appetite. Entice has helped increase her appetite and regain her weight. It is simple to administer and well tolerated, she eats within 30 min. SO much better appetite!
Entyce appetite stimulant for dogs
"Entyce" appeared to have the desired effect on my elderly, non-food-motivated demented sweet pup (who has since passed). That is, he ate a bit after being "dosed." Jaco did NOT like the taste, however, and the syringe is a bit awkard to use -- but not as awkard as the syringe from my vet, which did not fit tightly on the bottle, allowing this "liquid gold" (it's quite pricey!) to be wasted. I would recommend giving Entyce a try.
Entyce for dogs
I have an elderly boxer . She has good and bad days. Bad days are when she won’t eat even though her stomach is making unGodly noises and I beg and bribe etc etc. I give her a dose of Entyce and within a couple of hours she has her appetite back. It definitely works but is pricey.
Entyce
This was the best stuff I wish I had it a few years ago when I had a dog quit eating my 13 year old about 4 hours after turning down food ate very nicely
Entycec works for my elderly dog
My dog was first given this with other medications after having geriatric vestibular syndrome twice. She was dizzy and nauseous, and this helped her gain her appetite back. In the two years since, she has still had a reluctance to eat. Our vet recommended continuing the Entyce, so when she won't touch her food, I give her a very reduced dose (0.4 mL). That seems to be enough to get her to eat for the day. She doesn't like the taste, and I can't figure out why they would add vanilla flavor to it instead of something a dog would actually like. I get the syringe on the back part of her tongue so it doesn't have to be all over inside her mouth. She still has some yet undiagnosed vomiting issues, but it doesn't ever seem to be directly tied to this medicine. We're still working with our vet for more testing. Entyce is expensive, but with the very reduced dose I give, it's reasonable, and I feel relieved when my dog eats.