Alkem Ondem Syrup (Ondansetron) Oral Solution

Product Description

Alkem Ondem Syrup for Dogs and Cats - Fast-Acting Nausea and Vomiting Relief in a Simple Liquid Watching your pet vomit repeatedly is distressing - especially when they're already going through something difficult. Whether it's the aftermath of surgery, the side effects of chemotherapy, the nausea that comes with a kidney condition, or simply a gut infection that won't settle, persistent vomiting needs to be addressed quickly. It causes dehydration, prevents your pet from keeping down food and other medications, and makes an already uncomfortable pet feel significantly worse. The Alkem Ondem Syrup is an antiemetic oral solution for dogs and cats - meaning it's specifically designed to stop nausea and vomiting. Its active ingredient, Ondansetron, is one of the most effective and well-studied anti-nausea drugs in both human and veterinary medicine, and the liquid format makes it easy to administer precisely by weight using a syringe. Manufactured and marketed by Alkem Laboratories Ltd., Mumbai - one of India's most established pharmaceutical companies. Available in a 30 ml bottle at ₹40. Each 5 ml of syrup contains: Ondansetron - 2 mg. This is a prescription medication. Use only under veterinary supervision. In dogs and cats, Ondansetron is used off-label - your vet will determine whether it is the right choice for your pet's specific situation. What Are the Uses and Benefits of Alkem Ondem Syrup? Ondem Syrup is indicated wherever nausea and vomiting need to be controlled in dogs and cats. Here's when vets typically prescribe it: What Are the Possible Side Effects? How Should You Give Ondem Syrup to Your Pet? How Does Ondem Syrup Work? What Safety Advice Should You Know Before Using Ondem Syrup? What Should You Do If You Miss a Dose? What Are All the Substitutes for Alkem Ondem Syrup? If Ondem Syrup is unavailable or your vet recommends a different antiemetic, here are other nausea and vomiting management options for dogs and cats on Supertails: What Are Some Quick Tips for Managing Vomiting in Pets? What Do Vets Also Recommend? Disclaimer: Supertails' sole intention is to ensure that its consumers get information that is expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy. However, the information contained herein should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of a qualified physician. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. This may not cover everything about particular health conditions, lab tests, medicines, all possible side effects, drug interactions, warnings, alerts, etc. Please consult your doctor and discuss all your queries related to any disease or medicine. We intend to support, not replace, the doctor-patient relationship. Your Pet Shouldn't Have to Suffer Through Nausea - Get the Relief They Need Persistent vomiting is more than an inconvenience - it depletes fluids, blocks nutrition, prevents other medications from being absorbed, and makes an already unwell pet feel far worse. The Alkem Ondem Syrup gives you and your vet a precise, fast-acting tool to bring it under control. One measured dose, working within 30-60 minutes, at one of the most accessible price points of any prescription antiemetic available in India. Shop the Alkem Ondem Syrup for Dogs and Cats on Supertails - ₹40 for 30 ml, delivered to your door. FAQs What is Alkem Ondem Syrup used for in dogs and cats? Ondem Syrup contains Ondansetron - a 5-HT3 serotonin receptor antagonist that blocks the nausea and vomiting reflex at both the gut and brain level. It's used by vets to manage nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy, post-surgical recovery, parvovirus, chronic kidney disease, vestibular disease, gut infections, and medication-induced nausea. It's one of the most effective and fast-acting antiemetics available for dogs and cats in India. How quickly does Ondem Syrup start working? Most pets show a meaningful reduction in nausea within 30-60 minutes of the first oral dose. The onset time can vary depending on the cause of the vomiting and how empty the stomach is. For best results, measure the dose precisely and give at the intervals your vet has prescribed - consistent dosing maintains steady antiemetic coverage. Can I give my dog or cat human Ondansetron from a pharmacy? Not without vet guidance. While Ondansetron is used off-label in veterinary medicine and the active ingredient is the same, human formulations can vary in concentration and inactive

Benefits

of Alkem Ondem Syrup? Ondem Syrup is indicated wherever nausea and vomiting need to be controlled in dogs and cats. Here's when vets typically prescribe it: What Are the Possible Side Effects? How Should You Give Ondem Syrup to Your Pet? How Does Ondem Syrup Work? What Safety Advice Should You Know Before Using Ondem Syrup? What Should You Do If You Miss a Dose? What Are All the Substitutes for Alkem Ondem Syrup? If Ondem Syrup is unavailable or your vet recommends a different antiemetic, here are other nausea and vomiting management options for dogs and cats on Supertails: What Are Some Quick Tips for Managing Vomiting in Pets? What Do Vets Also Recommend? Disclaimer: Supertails' sole intention is to ensure that its consumers get information that is expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy. However, the information contained herein should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of a qualified physician. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. This may not cover everything about particular health conditions, lab tests, medicines, all possible side effects, drug interactions, warnings, alerts, etc. Please consult your doctor and discuss all your queries related to any disease or medicine. We intend to support, not replace, the doctor-patient relationship. Your Pet Shouldn't Have to Suffer Through Nausea - Get the Relief They Need Persistent vomiting is more than an inconvenience - it depletes fluids, blocks nutrition, prevents other medications from being absorbed, and makes an already unwell pet feel far worse. The Alkem Ondem Syrup gives you and your vet a precise, fast-acting tool to bring it under control. One measured dose, working within 30-60 minutes, at one of the most accessible price points of any prescription antiemetic available in India. Shop the Alkem Ondem Syrup for Dogs and Cats on Supertails - ₹40 for 30 ml, delivered to your door. FAQs What is Alkem Ondem Syrup used for in dogs and cats? Ondem Syrup contains Ondansetron - a 5-HT3 serotonin receptor antagonist that blocks the nausea and vomiting reflex at both the gut and brain level. It's used by vets to manage nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy, post-surgical recovery, parvovirus, chronic kidney disease, vestibular disease, gut infections, and medication-induced nausea. It's one of the most effective and fast-acting antiemetics available for dogs and cats in India. How quickly does Ondem Syrup start working? Most pets show a meaningful reduction in nausea within 30-60 minutes of the first oral dose. The onset time can vary depending on the cause of the vomiting and how empty the stomach is. For best results, measure the dose precisely and give at the intervals your vet has prescribed - consistent dosing maintains steady antiemetic coverage. Can I give my dog or cat human Ondansetron from a pharmacy? Not without vet guidance. While Ondansetron is used off-label in veterinary medicine and the active ingredient is the same, human formulations can vary in concentration and inactive ingredients. The veterinary-specific Ondem Syrup is dosed precisely for pets by weight. Always use the vet-prescribed product at the vet-calculated dose - do not substitute with a human pharmacy formulation without explicit guidance. Is Ondem Syrup safe for cats? Yes - it is used in both dogs and cats. Cats can be more sensitive to certain medications than dogs, so weight-based precision dosing is especially important for feline patients. Follow your vet's instructions exactly for the dose and frequency appropriate for your cat's weight and condition. Can Ondem Syrup be used for motion sickness during car travel? Ondansetron can help with travel-related nausea - it is sometimes used for this purpose. However, Maropitant (available as Vivaldis Vet Maro) is generally considered the first-line prescription choice specifically for motion sickness in dogs, as it also blocks the vestibular component of travel nausea that Ondansetron does not. Your vet will advise which is more appropriate for your pet's specific situation. My pet is vomiting and won't take the syrup. What should I do? Mix the measured dose into the smallest possible amount of food your pet might accept - a teaspoon of something they find appealing. If your pet is completely unable to retain anything orally, contact your vet immediately - they may need injectable antiemetic support in a clinical setting rather than an oral formulation. Do not force medication on a pet who is actively vomiting or severely distressed. Can I use Ondem Syrup long-term for a pet with chronic kidney disease? Ondansetron can be used for longer-term management of nausea in pets with chronic kidney disease, under ongoing veterinary supervision. Your vet will monitor for any side effects - particularly constipation and potential cardiac effects - and assess whether Ondansetron remains the right choice at each review. Never use any antiemetic long-term without regular vet check-ins. What should I do if the vomiting doesn't improve after starting Ondem Syrup? Contact your vet. If vomiting continues despite correct dosing of Ondansetron, the dose may need adjustment, a different antiemetic may be more appropriate, or the underlying cause of the vomiting may need more direct treatment. Do not increase the dose on your own. Persistent vomiting despite antiemetic treatment is always a signal to go back to your vet for reassessment.

Ingredients

. The veterinary-specific Ondem Syrup is dosed precisely for pets by weight. Always use the vet-prescribed product at the vet-calculated dose - do not substitute with a human pharmacy formulation without explicit guidance. Is Ondem Syrup safe for cats? Yes - it is used in both dogs and cats. Cats can be more sensitive to certain medications than dogs, so weight-based precision dosing is especially important for feline patients. Follow your vet's instructions exactly for the dose and frequency appropriate for your cat's weight and condition. Can Ondem Syrup be used for motion sickness during car travel? Ondansetron can help with travel-related nausea - it is sometimes used for this purpose. However, Maropitant (available as Vivaldis Vet Maro) is generally considered the first-line prescription choice specifically for motion sickness in dogs, as it also blocks the vestibular component of travel nausea that Ondansetron does not. Your vet will advise which is more appropriate for your pet's specific situation. My pet is vomiting and won't take the syrup. What should I do? Mix the measured dose into the smallest possible amount of food your pet might accept - a teaspoon of something they find appealing. If your pet is completely unable to retain anything orally, contact your vet immediately - they may need injectable antiemetic support in a clinical setting rather than an oral formulation. Do not force medication on a pet who is actively vomiting or severely distressed. Can I use Ondem Syrup long-term for a pet with chronic kidney disease? Ondansetron can be used for longer-term management of nausea in pets with chronic kidney disease, under ongoing veterinary supervision. Your vet will monitor for any side effects - particularly constipation and potential cardiac effects - and assess whether Ondansetron remains the right choice at each review. Never use any antiemetic long-term without regular vet check-ins. What should I do if the vomiting doesn't improve after starting Ondem Syrup? Contact your vet. If vomiting continues despite correct dosing of Ondansetron, the dose may need adjustment, a different antiemetic may be more appropriate, or the underlying cause of the vomiting may need more direct treatment. Do not increase the dose on your own. Persistent vomiting despite antiemetic treatment is always a signal to go back to your vet for reassessment.