Acetylcysteine Solution, 20%, USP, 30 mL

Acetylcysteine Solution is used in veterinary care to treat respiratory conditions in pets, such as asthma, bronchitis, and other lung diseases. It works by breaking down thick, sticky, or abnormal mucus, which helps improve breathing and alleviate discomfort. Acetylcysteine can be administered either through inhalation or orally, based on the veterinarian's guidance. Additionally, it is sometimes used to treat poisoning in pets. It is important to follow the veterinarian s instructions closely to achieve the best therapeutic outcomes.How it Works

Acetylcysteine solution is a naturally occurring amino acid solution. It acts as a mucolytic agent to clear mucus. It also works to rid the body of anything trapped in mucus that could inhibit other functions like breathing.

Special Precautions

Never inject this drug. Keep this and all medication away from animals and children.

Overdose Information

Immediately contact your closest emergency animal hospital or vet.

Side Effects

• When prescribed by a veterinarian, this medication is considered to be effective and safe. In some animals, Acetylcysteine can have side effects.
• Animals who are known to have a hypersensitivity to Acetylcysteine should never take this medication.
• Use with caution in animals who are predisposed to airway spasms or have lung disease and it may cause lower airway spasms.
• There is no evidence Acetylcysteine can be used in animals experiencing acetaminophen toxicity.
• This medication may interact with other medicine and you should consult a veterinarian regarding other drugs your pet is taking. This includes but is not limited to activated charcoal.
• Acetylcysteine has a very foul sulfur odor and an extremely bad taste. Potential side effects include vomiting and nausea and drooling.

• The amount of time spent administering this drug depends on the condition you are treating, potential adverse effects, and medication response.
• Always complete the prescription unless your veterinarian specifically directs you otherwise.
• Always complete the entire plan for treatment even if your pet feels better. This will prevent them from relapsing.