Mankind Emikind Pet Syrup (Ondansetron) for Dogs & Cats (30ml)

Mankind Emikind Pet Syrup - Ondansetron 2mg Antiemetic for Vomiting and Nausea in Dogs and Cats (30ml, MRP ₹40)

Mankind Emikind is a palatable oral liquid antiemetic for dogs and cats containing Ondansetron Hydrochloride IP equivalent to Ondansetron 2mg per dose - a highly selective 5-HT3 receptor antagonist that controls nausea and vomiting without causing sedation. 30ml flavoured syrupy base, MRP ₹40. Schedule H - prescription required.

Your dog is post-surgery and won't keep water down. Your cat has been vomiting repeatedly from gastroenteritis and is at risk of dehydration. Your dog has severe motion sickness during a long car journey. Your pet is on chemotherapy and experiencing treatment-induced nausea. In all of these situations, the problem is the same: persistent vomiting driven by neural vomiting trigger pathways - and the solution is an antiemetic that specifically blocks those pathways. Ondansetron - the active ingredient in Emikind - is one of the most targeted, well-researched, and effective antiemetic agents available in veterinary medicine, now accessible in a palatable, affordable syrup from Mankind Pharma's veterinary division.

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Vet's Opinion:

Dr. Devyani, MVSc (6+ years):
"Ondansetron is my go-to antiemetic for the vomiting cases where I need to stop the vomiting fast, without sedating the animal. Unlike metoclopramide, which also has dopamine receptor effects that can cause CNS side effects, ondansetron acts selectively on the 5-HT3 serotonin receptors in the gut and the chemoreceptor trigger zone - meaning it's very effective, well-tolerated, and doesn't cloud the animal's mentation. I use it frequently post-surgery, in cases of viral gastroenteritis, and in cats who vomit from hairball-related gut irritation. The palatable formulation from Emikind Pet makes it far easier to dose cats than injectable options."

Uses and Benefits

• Post-operative nausea and vomiting - after any surgical procedure, anaesthetic agents and pain medications commonly cause vomiting. Emikind controls this safely without sedation
• Chemotherapy-induced vomiting - ondansetron was originally developed for human cancer treatment; it is highly effective at controlling the severe nausea caused by chemotherapy agents in dogs and cats undergoing cancer treatment
• Acute vomiting from gastroenteritis - viral, bacterial, or dietary-triggered gastroenteritis with repeated vomiting; Emikind stabilises the vomiting before dehydration becomes critical
• Motion sickness during travel - car journeys, air travel, or any motion-triggered nausea and vomiting in dogs and cats
• Drug-induced nausea - when other medications cause gastric upset and vomiting (antibiotics, NSAIDs), Emikind can be prescribed alongside to manage the side effect
• General antiemetic therapy - as directed by vet for any condition where vomiting requires targeted control

Composition and Product Specifications

Side Effects

• Emikind is generally very well-tolerated - ondansetron's selective 5-HT3 mechanism means it does not affect dopamine, acetylcholine, or histamine receptors, producing minimal CNS or cardiovascular side effects
• Constipation - the most commonly reported side effect, particularly with prolonged use; ondansetron slows intestinal motility as part of its antiemetic mechanism
• Mild headache, sedation, or fatigue - rare; more likely at higher-than-recommended doses
• Cardiac arrhythmia risk at excessive overdoses - in clinical veterinary use at recommended doses this is not a concern, but dosing precision matters; do not exceed the prescribed dose
• QT prolongation - theoretical at high doses; not a clinical concern at standard therapeutic use

How to Use Emikind Pet Syrup?

• Shake the bottle well before each use
• Administer orally by syringe or mix into a small amount of wet food
• As the dose is directed by your veterinarian - dosing varies based on body weight, condition severity, and whether the vomiting is acute or chronic
• Typical veterinary dosing reference: 0.1 to 0.2mg/kg, given every 8 to 12 hours as needed
• At 2mg per dose, this covers a dog or cat weighing 10 to 20kg at the standard dose
• Always follow your vet's specific prescription for dose and frequency

How Does Emikind Work?

• Vomiting is triggered by neural stimulation of the vomiting centre in the brain, primarily through two pathways: the chemoreceptor trigger zone (CTZ) - activated by blood-borne toxins, drugs, and disease - and the enteric nervous system in the gut wall - activated by local irritation
• Both pathways use serotonin (5-HT3) as a key neurotransmitter to initiate the vomiting reflex
• Ondansetron selectively blocks 5-HT3 serotonin receptors in both the gut wall and the CTZ, preventing serotonin from triggering the vomiting cascade
• Because it acts selectively on 5-HT3 receptors (not dopamine or histamine receptors), it stops vomiting effectively without causing the sedation, anxiety, or extrapyramidal effects of older antiemetics like metoclopramide
• Rapid onset: begins working within 30 to 60 minutes of oral administration

Safety Advice

• Schedule H prescription medication - do not administer without vet prescription
• Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place; keep tightly sealed
• Keep out of reach of children
• For animal use only
• Do not use in pregnant or nursing animals without specific vet direction
• Use with caution in animals with liver disease - ondansetron is metabolised by the liver; reduced liver function may increase drug levels
• Do not combine with drugs that prolong the QT interval without vet clearance

What If You Miss a Dose?

• Emikind is typically given as needed or at specified intervals during an acute vomiting episode
• If a scheduled dose is missed, give as soon as possible - if close to next scheduled time, skip and continue
• For acute vomiting management, consistency of dosing intervals is important; if your pet is still vomiting between doses, contact your vet to reassess frequency
• As the vomiting episode resolves, your vet will advise tapering or stopping the syrup

All Substitutes

Clinical note on choosing between these: All three ondansetron alternatives (Petvomi Fix, Emepet Spray, Ondem Syrup) are therapeutically equivalent to Emikind - the choice between them is format and brand preference. Vivaldis Vet Maro (Maropitant) works through a different and arguably broader antiemetic mechanism - it blocks NK1 receptors in the vomiting centre and is particularly effective for motion sickness in dogs. If ondansetron alone hasn't fully controlled your pet's vomiting, your vet may suggest switching to or adding Maropitant.

Quick Tips

• For motion sickness use, administer 30 to 60 minutes before travel
• Keep the bottle in your pet's travel first-aid kit - acute vomiting during long car journeys in India is very common and Emikind is the right product to have on hand
• If vomiting is not improving after 24 hours of Emikind doses, contact your vet - persistent vomiting may indicate a condition beyond antiemetic management
• Pair with oral rehydration support for animals who have vomited repeatedly - browse our dog digestive care range for compatible products
• After vomiting episodes resolve, consider a probiotic course to restore gut flora disrupted by gastroenteritis

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Fast, Targeted Vomiting Relief - Without the Sedation

At MRP ₹40 for 30ml, Mankind Emikind delivers one of the most clinically precise antiemetic mechanisms available in veterinary medicine - Ondansetron 2mg, targeting the exact 5-HT3 serotonin receptors that trigger vomiting, in a palatable formulation your pet will actually take. From Mankind Pharma's trusted veterinary division.

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FAQs

What is Mankind Emikind Pet Syrup used for?

Emikind Pet Syrup (Ondansetron 2mg) is used to control vomiting and nausea in dogs and cats. It treats post-surgical vomiting, chemotherapy-induced nausea, vomiting from gastroenteritis, motion sickness during travel, and drug-induced nausea from other medications. Ondansetron selectively blocks 5-HT3 serotonin receptors in the gut and brain's vomiting centre, stopping the vomiting reflex without causing sedation.

How does Emikind work differently from other anti-vomiting medications?

Emikind's Ondansetron is a selective 5-HT3 receptor antagonist - it targets only the serotonin receptors responsible for triggering vomiting, with no effect on dopamine or histamine receptors. Older antiemetics like metoclopramide block dopamine receptors, which can cause CNS side effects like restlessness or involuntary movements. Ondansetron's selective action means effective vomiting control with minimal neurological side effects.

Can I give Emikind Pet Syrup to my cat for hairball vomiting?

Yes - ondansetron can be used in cats for vomiting from various causes including gut irritation related to hairball passage. For frequent hairball vomiting, it's worth combining with a hairball remedy or hairball-control diet alongside Emikind for the acute episode. Consult your vet for the correct dose for your cat's weight, and to confirm whether the vomiting is from hairballs or a separate condition.

How quickly does Emikind start working?

Ondansetron begins working within 30 to 60 minutes of oral administration. For acute post-surgical or chemotherapy-related vomiting, onset within 30 minutes is typical. For motion sickness prevention, administer 30 to 60 minutes before travel to allow adequate absorption before movement begins. If your pet is actively vomiting when you administer it, hold them calm for 30 minutes to allow absorption before the next vomiting episode is triggered.