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Ingredients / Furosemide

Furosemide: FDA adverse event reports for pets

Reports received through June 26, 2026. Data and limitations.

2,356Total reports
1,381Dog reports
280Cat reports

FDA-approved products with this ingredient (Green Book)

All approved products with this ingredient, for any species.

Brand names come only from the Green Book. Brand names in FDA's public report data are masked, so counts cannot be attributed to any brand. Ingredient names in the reports are written many ways; we group them under one ingredient name and count each report once per ingredient (method).

Reports by year received

19872
19892
19901
19921
19931
19941
19953
19964
19974
199813
199914
200010
20015
20026
20036
20045
200513
200610
200710
200857
200939
201070
201172
2012159
2013209
2014121
2015162
2016155
2017148
2018127
201992
2020109
202182
202266
2023102
2024144
2025225
2026105

Species named in reports

Dog1,381
Not given634
Cat280
Horse36
Human14
Cattle5
Pig3
Other Birds2

Signs reported after Furosemide

Color, Abnormal355
Lethargy (see also Central nervous system depression in Neurological)332
Vomiting267
Death245
Death by euthanasia238
Diarrhoea185
Anorexia165
Solution, Abnormal148
Elevated blood urea nitrogen (BUN)145
Seizure NOS135
Cough131
Abnormal radiograph finding128
Weight loss112
Other abnormal test result NOS110
Uncoded sign102
Decreased appetite99
Lack of efficacy - NOS98
Ataxia95
Elevated alanine aminotransferase (ALT)91
Elevated creatinine90
Not eating90
Pulmonary oedema90
Dyspnoea82
Behavioural disorder NOS76
Tablets, Abnormal76

Breeds named in reports

Chihuahua202
Domestic Shorthair168
Dog (unknown)120
Shih Tzu86
Terrier - Yorkshire83
Maltese79
Spitz - German Pomeranian73
Crossbred Canine/dog60
Poodle (unspecified)52
Spaniel - King Charles Cavalier51
Retriever - Labrador47
Beagle42
Dachshund (unspecified)42
Terrier - Jack Russell38
Terrier (unspecified)37

Reported outcomes

Outcome Unknown429
Recovered/Normal343
Ongoing339
Died272
Euthanized223
Recovered with Sequela27

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