Hemolysis, which is the destruction of red blood cells.In addition to severe liver failure, acetaminophen causes damage to red blood cells. One regular strength acetaminophen tablet is toxic and potentially lethal to a cat. It also comes in a variety of strengths per unit including children's strength (80 mg), junior strength (160 mg), regular strength (325 mg), extra strength (500 mg), and various strengths of infant and children's elixirs.Ĭats are much more sensitive to acetaminophen than dogs and are therefore more susceptible to acetaminophen toxicity.
It is often found in combination in cold and flui products – many of which are labeled as "aspirin-free".Īcetaminophen is available in various formulations including tablets, liquids, liquigels, rectal suppositories and chewable tablets. Common brands include Tylenol®, Percoset®, aspirin free Excedrin®, Feverall®, Liquiprin®, Panadol®, Tempra®, Pamprin®, Midol® and various sinus, cold and flu medications. Acetaminophen is a medication commonly used to alleviate fever and pain.
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