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Some veterinary cardiologists will recommend that some cats with heart disease take a very low dose of baby aspirin but that is only recommended when under the supervision of a veterinarian and only in certain instances when the benefits outweigh the risks. Dr. JD, Cat Veterinarian.
Best Answer: Aspirin (dogs only) Aspirin is ok for dogs, but not for cats. To reduce stomach irritation, use buffered aspirin or give aspirin at mealtime. For chronic arthritis pain, we have prescription drugs that are much safer and far more effective.ylenol and Advil is NOT ok to give to dogs, they contain other ingredients other than aspirin. You should really consult a vet before giving this, you could easily kill your dog if you're not sure what you're doing.