Pharm Vet dexamethasone powder (10mg/15g pkg) 15g
Dexamethasone Powder, one 15 g packet for cattle and horses, veterinary use only. Non-prescription veterinary drug, DIN 00416010. Read the label.
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Dexamethasone Powder is a veterinary drug registered with Health Canada by Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd. under DIN 00416010. Health Canada's Drug Product Database lists it as a non-prescription veterinary powder for cattle and horses, given by mouth. This listing is one packet (the label reads "Net 15 g"). The label says: "Each 15 g packet contains 10 mg dexamethasone." The front of the packet reads "For veterinary use only". Its indication line reads: "May be used in those conditions known to respond to corticosteroid therapy such as certain inflammatory, allergic or dermatological conditions." Use it only as the label directs; the directions and the precautions are printed on the packet. Ask your veterinarian whether it suits your animal before you use it. Source: Health Canada Drug Product Database, DEXAMETHASONE POWDER (DIN 00416010, Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd.), viewed October 2026, and the product label.
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