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Clemastine is an antihistamine believed to have less of a sedative effect than some other antihistamines. It is used to primarily stop allergies associated itching.
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6 Customer Reviews of “Clemastine”
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Alice wrote on November 13, 2008
Itch relief
This product is very effective in the treatment of allergies and skin problems and prevents excessive scratching and licking. PetCareRX’s price is far less than what we usually pay at our vet’s office.
Boston wrote on November 13, 2008
Relief for my dog and me
Was using Chlorpheniramine and Diphenhydramine, but relief was marginal and her skin was dry and she still scratched. Was leery of trying Clemastine because of cost, but it does work best. One pill daily and a bath or two a week. Still has some problems, but very much better. Still a big pain in the butt for me, but much better
Chirstine wrote on November 13, 2008
Helps my dog with seasonal itching
My yellow lab gets quite itchy during the spring & summer months. Clemastine has been the only non-prescription med that will give him any relief!
Jabby L wrote on November 13, 2008
This product is very effective in the treatment of allergies and skin problems and prevents excessive scratching and licking. PetCareRX’s price is far less than what we usually pay at our vet’s office.
Kimberly Maxwell wrote on November 13, 2008
Clemastine works for itching & red rash and bumps
Our toy fox terrier has an rather nasty skin allergy, to what we don’t know yet. It comes upon her in June and lasts till September or October. She becomes inflamed red with bumps where she was exposed. Paws, stomach, chest. She was living on steriods and benadryl. Until Clemastine. Now Clemastine and a daily bath when she comes inside, does the trick.
Dian wrote on November 13, 2008
I had a snorer
I tried everything for my shelter rescue dog that snored, had dry skin, and was not very active. This helped alot. I give it everyday, and once I stopped using it, and saw the difference. So it works well for her. Doesn’t make her sleepy, either.
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