Do not give your pet two doses at once. Notify your veterinarian that you missed a dose. Please discuss the safety of Lufenuron with your veterinarian when concerning a pregnant or lactating pet. Home Pet Medications. Written by: PetMD Editorial. Published: November 07, Help us make PetMD better Was this article helpful?
Yes No. Share this article. It is generally offered as a step down from day treatment program, but it can also be its own point of entry to treatment, if appropriate. We work as a team with psychiatrists, therapists, nurses, certified addiction counselors, social workers and other staff. The team works cohesively to help individuals make progress in recovery.
As participants continue to strengthen their recovery skills, their needs tend to change. Relapse Prevention takes a holistic approach, supporting multiple dimensions of wellness as participants work to avoid relapse.
Relapse Prevention is offered twice a week for two hours each day. Note: CATS has recently converted many of its outpatient services to be available online. As individuals progress along their recovery journeys, they integrate sobriety into their lives. The Sober Living Program is a weekly support group that helps individuals stay on track for the long term. Sober Living is the least intensive step in the CATS program, designed for people who have progressed through the previous levels of treatment.
It is a support group, led by a licensed professional counselor or certified addiction counselor, that provides ongoing support and accountability as individuals navigate their lives while maintaining their sobriety.
Sober Living meets once a week for two hours. Participants can participate in the program as long as they find it helpful. The Early Recovery Program is an eight-week program designed for individuals struggling with the line between using substances and being dependent on them. Six months post-injection these cats averaged 11 fleas per cat. In well-controlled clinical trials, cats were treated with lufenuron. PROGRAM 6 Month Injectable for Cats has also been safely used in cats receiving frequently used veterinary products such as vaccines, anthelmintics, antibiotics, steroids and insecticides.
Other than injection site reactions see below , no clinical signs of toxicity were reported in these studies. Cumulative toxicity of injectable lufenuron in 2 month old cats was evaluated by administering 1, 3, or 5x the six-month dose three times during the 6 month study. This equates to cumulative doses of 3X, 9X, and 15X, respectively. The following injection site reactions were noted in these laboratory studies. Transient, minor discomfort was noted in some kittens and cats upon injection.
Small raised areas at the injection sites, presumed to be deposits of lufenuron, were seen immediately after administration and persisted in some cases for the duration of the studies. This response at the injection site correlated microscopically with acute to granulomatous inflammation and fibrosis. Older injection sites showed less inflammation which indicates these effects may resolve with time. No neoplastic transformations were found.
See Adverse Reactions. Before administration, shake well to thoroughly mix the sterile suspension. Remove the needle guard and subcutaneously inject the entire contents of the syringe. Do not inject intramuscularly. The empty syringe should be disposed of in an approved manner.
All dogs within the household should be treated with lufenuron tablets. Untreated dogs and cats may develop infestations which could reduce the overall flea control within a household. Histologic examination of one cat's injection site lump showed evidence of inflammation surrounding an area of necrosis with marked proliferation of fibrous connective tissue.
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