Paclitaxel Dosing for Dogs, Cats, and Large Animals
Important Safety Information
Paclitaxel is a potent anticancer agent that requires careful handling and administration.
Use with extreme caution and only under veterinary supervision. Monitor for adverse reactions including myelosuppression, allergic reactions, and neurotoxicity.
Reference Source
Saunders Handbook of VETERINARY DRUGS, Page 627-629
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Standard Dosage Guidelines
Small Animal Dosage
| Species | Route | Dosage | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dogs | IV | 150 mg/㎡ over 15-30 minutes | Once every three weeks for up to four doses |
| Cats | - | Not established | - |
Large Animal Dosage
| Species | Route | Dosage | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horses | - | Not established | - |
| Cattle | - | Not established | - |
| Pigs | - | Not established | - |
Additional Information
Dose Range for Dogs: 130-150 mg/㎡
Dose Adjustment: If adverse reactions develop, reduce dose by increments of 10 mg/㎡ or delay the time for administration.
Cats: No doses have been established for cats at this time, but there are anecdotal accounts of its safe use in cats.
Large Animals: No doses have been reported for large animals.