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Mankind Emikind Pet Syrup (Ondansetron) for Dogs & Cats
Emikind Pet Syrup is a vet-prescribed anti-vomiting and anti-nausea syrup for dogs and cats, containing ondansetron. As Emikind syrup for dogs and cats, it is used for vomiting, nausea and motion sickness, including nausea linked to chemotherapy, surgery recovery, or an upset stomach from gastroenteritis. The palatable, flavoured syrup makes it easier to give than a tablet, which matters when a pet is already feeling unwell. As with any anti-vomiting medicine, it works best once your vet has identified why your pet is vomiting, not as a blind first response.
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🔒 Prescription (Rx) medicine. A valid veterinary prescription is required. Please upload your prescription at checkout. Emikind should only be given to the pet, at the dose and for the duration your vet has specifically prescribed. |
Before You Reach for an Anti-Vomiting Syrup
Vomiting is a symptom, not a diagnosis, and it can range from a mild, one-off tummy upset to a sign of something more serious like an obstruction, poisoning, or organ disease. Emikind controls the vomiting reflex itself, which is genuinely helpful, but it does not treat whatever is causing it. That is why this is a prescription medicine rather than an over-the-counter one: a vet needs to have a reasonable idea of the cause before it makes sense to suppress the symptom.
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⚠️ See a vet urgently if your dog or cat: vomits repeatedly over a few hours or for more than a day, cannot keep water down, is weak, hiding or not eating, has blood in the vomit, has a swollen or painful belly, may have eaten something toxic, or is a young puppy or kitten, since they dehydrate fast. In these situations, get veterinary help rather than waiting to see if a syrup helps. |
What Emikind Syrup Is Used For
The main Emikind Pet Syrup uses are for vomiting and nausea from a range of causes, as prescribed by your vet.
Vomiting and nausea from an upset stomach or gastroenteritis, easing the discomfort while the underlying cause is addressed.
Motion sickness and car sickness, for pets that get nauseous or vomit during travel.
Nausea around chemotherapy or surgery, where vets commonly use ondansetron to keep a pet more comfortable during recovery.
General antiemetic support as part of a wider treatment plan your vet has prescribed for the underlying condition.
It is suitable for both dogs and cats. If your cat is vomiting, our cat vomiting medicine range and why your cat may be vomiting guide go into more depth, and for dogs, see understanding dog vomiting: causes, symptoms and treatment.
How It Works & Composition
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Ondansetron Hydrochloride (equivalent to 2mg per 5ml) |
5-HT3 receptor antagonist (antiemetic) |
Blocks the signal in the gut and brain that triggers vomiting and nausea. |
Ondansetron works by blocking a specific receptor (5-HT3) involved in the vomiting reflex, both in the gut and in the part of the brain that controls nausea. This is why it tends to work quickly and does not cause the drowsiness some other anti-nausea medicines can. It controls the symptom of vomiting effectively, which is valuable on its own, especially for a dehydrated or distressed pet, but treating the root cause, whether that is a dietary issue, infection, motion sickness or something needing further workup, is still your vet’s job.
Dosage & How to Give It
There is no fixed Emikind Pet Syrup dosage printed here. The right amount depends on your pet’s weight and the reason it is being given, and is set by your veterinarian, so please follow your vet’s prescription exactly rather than estimating from your pet’s size.
What is generally true about giving this syrup, and still worth confirming with your vet, is the following.
Shake well before use so the dose is even.
Measure with the syringe or measure provided, not a kitchen spoon.
Timing around food: this is a common question, and the reliable answer is to follow your vet’s specific instruction, since timing can depend on why it is being given.
Give it for the course your vet prescribed, and let them know if the vomiting is not improving rather than continuing indefinitely on your own.
Vet Tip
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🩺 Vet Tip from Dr Devayani (MVSc, 6+ years of experience): For motion sickness specifically, timing matters more than people expect. If your vet has prescribed Emikind for travel, giving it well before you set off, rather than once your pet already looks unwell in the car, makes a real difference to how well it works. For vomiting from an upset stomach, pair it with a short rest from food as your vet advises, then a light, bland meal once your pet is keeping water down, rather than going straight back to a full meal. |
What If You Miss a Dose?
If you miss a dose, give it as soon as you remember, unless it is close to the next one.
If it is nearly time for the next dose, skip the missed one and continue as scheduled.
Do not give a double dose to catch up.
If your pet is still vomiting despite the medicine, or missed several doses during an active episode, contact your vet rather than waiting it out.
Side Effects & Safety Information
Ondansetron is generally well tolerated in dogs and cats, and one of its advantages is that it does not typically cause sedation. A few points are still worth knowing.
Mild constipation or a change in stool can occur with use.
Tell your vet about any other medicines your pet is taking, since some combinations need caution.
It treats the symptom, not the cause. If vomiting continues, worsens, or comes with the red-flag signs above, that needs a vet visit, not more syrup.
Use in pregnant, nursing, very young or unwell pets only on your vet’s specific advice.
If you notice any unusual reaction after giving it, stop and contact your vet.
Storage & Handling
Store Emikind in a dry place away from direct sunlight, avoiding temperatures above 30°C, which matters in Indian summers. Keep the bottle tightly closed, shake before each use, and keep it out of reach of children and pets. Do not use beyond the printed expiry date.
Substitutes & Alternatives
If your vet prescribes a different anti-emetic, or you are comparing options, here are comparable ondansetron-based products on Fifozone.
Alkem Ondem Syrup (Ondansetron) (Rs 40): the closest like-for-like alternative, same active ingredient in syrup form. Emikind vs Ondem, both are ondansetron oral solutions at a similar price, so the choice usually comes down to what your vet has prescribed or your pet’s taste preference, not a meaningful difference in how they work.
Oriheal Petvomi Fix Tablet (4mg) (Rs 53): a palatable ondansetron tablet, if your vet prefers tablets over syrup.
Vetina Ondavet Oral Spray (Rs 203): an ondansetron spray, useful for pets that resist syringes.
You can also browse the full pet medicine for vomiting range for more options.
Quick Tips
Shake well before every dose and measure with the syringe provided.
For motion sickness, give it well before travel, not once your pet is already unwell.
Complete the course your vet prescribed.
Repeated or worsening vomiting needs a vet, not more syrup.
Why Buy From Fifozone
Fifozone is a licensed pet pharmacy that runs its own veterinary practice, so every medicine is 100% genuine, sourced through authorised channels with verifiable batch and expiry. Since Emikind is a Schedule H prescription medicine, you will need to upload a valid vet prescription at checkout, and our team verifies it before the order is dispatched, so this is not a medicine you can buy with no prescription at all. If your pet does not yet have one, or you are not sure whether Emikind is the right call, our Fifozone Clinic can examine your pet and prescribe appropriately. We deliver in 24 hours across 24 Indian cities, which matters when a pet is unwell, and back every order with real support. The Emikind Pet Syrup price on Fifozone starts from Rs 39 for the 30ml bottle, and common Emikind Pet Syrup side effects are covered in Section 9 above.
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Help your pet feel settled again. Order genuine Emikind Pet Syrup from Rs 39, with prescription verification and fast delivery across India. |
Related Collections & Reads
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Digestive & vomiting care: Pet medicine for vomiting · Cat medicine for vomiting · Dog digestive care · Cat digestive care Helpful reads: Understanding dog vomiting: causes, symptoms and treatment · Why is your cat vomiting |
FAQs
What is Emikind Pet Syrup used for?
Emikind Pet Syrup contains ondansetron and is used to control vomiting and nausea in dogs and cats, including nausea from an upset stomach, motion sickness, chemotherapy or post-surgical recovery. It treats the symptom of vomiting effectively, but the underlying cause still needs to be identified by a vet, especially if the vomiting is repeated or severe.
Should Emikind Pet Syrup be given before or after food?
This is a common question, and the reliable answer is to follow your vet’s specific instruction, since timing can depend on why the syrup has been prescribed. If the pack or your vet has not specified, ask them directly rather than guessing, since getting this right can affect how well the medicine works.
Can dogs safely take ondansetron?
Yes, ondansetron is commonly and safely used in dogs when prescribed by a vet at the correct dose for the dog’s weight and condition. It is not typically sedating, which is one reason vets favour it. As with any prescription medicine, it should only be given on veterinary advice rather than decided at home.
Can I give Ondem syrup to my dog instead of Emikind?
Ondem and Emikind both contain the same active ingredient, ondansetron, in a similar oral syrup form, so they work the same way. Which one your vet prescribes often comes down to availability or your pet’s preference rather than a meaningful difference between them. Use whichever your vet has specifically prescribed and at the dose they set.
What are the side effects of Emikind syrup in dogs and cats?
Ondansetron is generally well tolerated, with mild constipation being the main thing to watch for in some pets. It does not typically cause drowsiness. Contact your vet if your pet has any unusual reaction, or if the vomiting continues or worsens despite the medicine, since that points to a cause that needs further attention.
Is Emikind Pet Syrup safe for cats?
Yes, Emikind is formulated for both dogs and cats and is commonly prescribed for feline vomiting and nausea. Cats are small and can dehydrate quickly when vomiting, so give it strictly at the dose your vet prescribes for your cat, and seek prompt veterinary care if the vomiting is repeated, severe, or your cat seems unwell.
How much Emikind should I give my dog?
The dose depends on your dog’s weight and the condition being treated, and is set by your vet, so there is no general amount to follow at home. Always use the dose written on your vet’s prescription, and if you are ever unsure, confirm with your vet rather than estimating based on your dog’s size.
Can I buy Emikind Pet Syrup without a vet visit?
No, Emikind is a Schedule H prescription medicine, so a valid veterinary prescription is required to order it. You can upload your prescription at checkout on Fifozone, and our team verifies it before dispatch. If you do not have one yet, a vet consultation can get your pet examined and properly prescribed.
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