Nerve pain, anxiety around handling, or breakthrough seizures can make life hard for pets. Under a veterinarians plan, gabapentin helps calm neuropathic pain and acts as an adjunct for seizure controlso recovery and rest are easier.

What this product type does (dogs & cats, vet-guided)
Gabapentin is used in pets for nerve-origin pain (e.g., post-injury, chronic conditions) and as an add-on anticonvulsant. It does not fix underlying diseaseyour vet sets dose, frequency, and any companion medicines. Some SKUs pair gabapentin with methylcobalamin (vitamin B12) to support nerve health.

How it works (simple science)

• Gabapentin (100 mg) modulates calcium channels in nerves helps dampen abnormal nerve signaling, which can reduce neuropathic pain and help stabilize seizure thresholds (adjunct).

• Methylcobalamin (500 mcg) is an active B12 form often used to support peripheral nerve function in long-term plans.

• Tablet format allows precise titration (your vet may split doses or adjust frequency)