Are you thinking of giving your dog Zantac for gastric problems or ulcers? First, the good news: Overdoses and allergic reactions are pretty rare. And, until recently, Zantac generally was not considered dangerous — but that all changed after Ranitidine Read More …
Is your dog in pain? Are you wondering if Bayer is an option? Here’s the truth: Though there is some potential for harm, this branded aspirin can be carefully given to dogs. It’s all about minimizing risks. Correct dosing is Read More …
Advil is a well-known anti-inflammatory medication that alleviates all sorts of pain. Is your dog dealing with arthritis, muscle soreness or some other pain-related problem? Straight to the point… While fast acting and effective, this pain killer is too dangerous Read More …
Are you wondering if Aleve can be used to reduce your dog’s pain problem? You are not alone. Many owners ask if this popular over-the-counter brand is safe enough for their pets. Straight to the point: Naproxen, which is the Read More …
Are you wondering if Dramamine is a safe solution for your dog’s nausea and/or vomiting? You aren’t alone. It’s pretty common for canines to have feelings of motion sickness or unexplained queasiness. Here’s the deal: Dramamine works for animals too. Read More …
Ibuprofen works wonders for reducing aches and pains, but it is downright dangerous for your dog. That is the clear message we wish to send regarding this popular pain killer. Still, sometimes we get asked a question like, “How about Read More …
Are you wondering if Piriton is safe and effective for dogs? You’re not alone because millions of pets have their fair share of allergies! Skin reactions such as rashes or hives as well as hay fever are particularly common among Read More …
Are you thinking of giving your dog Motrin to relieve persistent pain? First off, this well-known medication is simply a trade name for Ibuprofen. In any case, using it on a pet can be tempting since it’s a readily available Read More …
Monistat is an anti-fungal medication typically used for yeast infections. While it can happen to any dog, certain breeds are particularly prone to candida outbreaks in and around the mouth, nose and ears. It’s unfortunate when it happens but Malassezia Read More …