Oh, dogs.
I know that Vets have said Regular Aspirin, the cheapo kind like I take, lol. Are okay for dogs. Just plain aspirin, no coating. Grind in the food, or sadly, hold their mouth and make them swallow if in arthritic pain. That was a bit ago, don't know if that idea has changed. I think it was limited to the size of dog. So a big dog would be one at breakfast and one at supper. A small dog would be half or quarter respectively.
ETA: A side note, now that I am on memories. Mom gave a teacup poodle a sudafed once because he developed a sneezy, running nose, allergy. Don't do that. That dog was literally tripping like LSD tripping, she only did it once. Mom and Dad didn't take dogs to vets other than rabies shots and emergencies, and ad took them to the woods back when people did that IYKWIM. Not the way I chose, but that was the way then. Later, they had another that was allergic, but I think it was the old house. Don't remember giving the big dogs, or all the cats, anything, but maybe I just didn't know. Fish and birds didn't get anything for humans, other than us kids feeding the tadpole tank bologna, it killed our tadpoles.
We were small. I had no choice but take my pup to the vet, I live in apartments, so no land, no choice.
Sorry about the animal talk but even this video, no knowledge of whales, tells me this large being is distressed, very, very hungry, and is trying to tell someone (and clear Dawn knew too).
Tourist's Camera Rolls Seconds Before Whale Attack - YouTube