The Medicine Category covers issues relating to giving certain medicines to your pet dog. Browse this category for specific medicines.
Are you wondering if your dog can benefit from taking Centrum? You are not alone! This interesting idea has been pondered by lots of pet owners. First thing’s first: Obviously your dog needs to get vital nutrients from wholesome food. Read More …
Cephalexin is a broad-spectrum antibiotic used for various types of bacterial infections including those of the upper respiratory tract, urinary tract and even the skin and bones. You’ll be happy to hear the drug AKA Cefalexin, when given correctly, is fairly Read More …
CoQ10 is a coenzyme with powerful health benefits, but does this apply to dogs as well? First off, canines actually produce their own CoQ10! With the right vitamins and minerals, from regular chow, they do not require this supplementation. And Read More …
Do you think your dog may have a toothache? The truth is that canines with oral discomfort can also get relief from Orajel. Many owners find that it works for their pets! And vets commonly use Benzocaine which is the Read More …
Are you wondering if Clear Eyes can help your dog? Great question considering so many canines to have itchy, watery, red, dry or otherwise irritated eyes! The truth is this: It is possible to administer human eye drops, Clear Eyes Read More …
Are you considering sleeping pills for your restless pet dog? As you know, these powerful pharmaceuticals are easily poisonous. It is not recommended that you give your dog a benzodiazepine or any other sleep-inducing drug. The truth is that human-formulated Read More …
Are you wondering if your dog can take Tagamet? Is it a safe drug? Many owners ask about this H2 blocker which makes sense because stomach upset and acid reflux are super common among canines. Here’s the deal: Some vets Read More …
Lots of folks take fish oil daily. Omega-3 fatty acids are obviously very valuable from a health standpoint, but what about for your dog? Great news! Reasonably dosed fish oil is not only harmless but several studies have found that Read More …
Most dogs don’t experience bad symptoms, but some are sensitive to Diphenhydramine. It’s a powerful drug (despite the over-the-counter status).