Can Dogs Take Oxycodone?

Yes, they can take various types of opiates/opioids. However the dose depends on body weight and make sure it's JUST oxycodone. Tylenol (acitemenophen), which is a common addition to many pain killers, is toxic to dogs.

I wouldn't suggest giving it to a dog without first consulting a vet though. Because there can be complications with your pet that you may not even be aware of. But in general, yes dogs can take oxycodone, but again dosage varies by weight and human dosages don't typically apply.

The question was simply if dogs can take oxycodone.  Please stay on track and keep the answers simple, because that's what it is.  The answer is simply yes.  Not only is the acetaminophen bad for their liver, it's bad for ours too.  I am disabled, having Crohns Disease since 8 yo, and was taking high doses of Percocet, having Hep C.  

Acetaminophen is bad for livers in both dogs and humans...hello!

I have Hep C, and unfortunately, I had to suggest the pure oxycodone to my specialist.  Pretty sad. Huh!  Shouldn't he have thought of it???

I prefer opiates over synthetics as you just can't improve on Mother Nature.  I've taken tramadol, and it sucks, so I threw it out.  I hate giving that crap to dogs as well.

My dog has an absess in one of his top teeth have an appointment in morning with vet but yes in pain I take oxycodone 3omg and want to know is that to strong to give him I love that dog with all my heart and don't want him to suffer thru the night

What kind of pain medication can I give my dogs. I can't afford to take them to the vet