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| If your dog struggles with loud noises, it’s time to talk to a vet. Some anxiety medications need weeks to build up in your dog’s system. Others are fast-acting for the moment itself. |
| Here’s what you need to know |
| Plan ahead
with Fluoxetine Fluoxetine starts working in 4–6 weeks
Best for ongoing noise anxiety
Same active ingredient as Prozac® |  | | |
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| Calm the moment
with Trazodone Trazodone starts working in 1–2 hours
Best for acute anxiety events ie. fireworks, travel
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| Soothe the senses
with Gabapentin Gabapentin starts working in 1–2 hours
Best for anxiety paired with pain or sensitivity
Often used alongside Trazodone |  | | |
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