This oral antibiotic takes care of skin, tissue, and respiratory infections in dogs and cats.
This oral antibiotic takes care of skin, tissue, and respiratory infections in dogs and cats.
Contains amoxicillin trihydrate/clavulanate potassium. It can also treat periodontal disease in dogs and UTIs in cats. Sourced from FDA-approved manufacturers and distributors.
It can possibly cause an allergic reaction.
Although it's not the strongest or most broad-spectrum antibiotic available, Amoxicillin is frequently prescribed for mild to moderate infections.
Although it's not the strongest or most broad-spectrum antibiotic available, Amoxicillin is frequently prescribed for mild to moderate infections.
A moderate-spectrum antibiotic that's used to treat a wide range of infections in dogs and cats. Not as likely to cause digestive upset as some stronger antibiotics. Works well for upper respiratory issues.
Falls in the penicillin family, and some dogs and cats may have an allergic reaction.
This compounded medication can be used to treat ehrlichiosis, Lyme Disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and more.
This compounded medication can be used to treat ehrlichiosis, Lyme Disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and more.
The compounded capsule contains a tetracycline antibiotic that can be used for a variety of different infections. Its capsule form might make it easier to take for pets who have a hard time with medication in pill or tablet form.
It may cause upset stomach/vomiting.
An effective treatment for pet eye infections that is tolerated well by most dogs and cats, and it makes most pets' eyes feel better as it works.
An effective treatment for pet eye infections that is tolerated well by most dogs and cats, and it makes most pets' eyes feel better as it works.
Formulated with neomycin, Polymyxin, and bacitracin to treat numerous types of eye infections in dogs and cats. Soothes irritation and calms swelling. Ointment is easy to use.
May sting slightly, but this sensation tends to fade fairly quickly for most pets.
A chicken-flavored antibiotic and antiprotozoal that treats bacterial and protozoal infections, digestive issues, and inflammatory bowel disease.
A chicken-flavored antibiotic and antiprotozoal that treats bacterial and protozoal infections, digestive issues, and inflammatory bowel disease.
The small tablets and flavoring make them easy to administer. It comes in a 50-mg dosage, and it can be used to treat dogs, cats, horses, and other small animals.
Not every pet will enjoy the flavor.
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Dogs and cats can acquire numerous types of infections that require treatment with antibiotics. Ear, mouth, skin, upper respiratory, urinary tract, gastrointestinal, and eye infections are some of the most common that usually respond well to these veterinarian-prescribed medications. Some antibiotics target certain infections and types of bacteria, while others are broad-spectrum. These drugs can be administered to the eyes and ears, applied topically, or given orally. The type your vet prescribes for your pet will depend on several factors, including the diagnosis, his age, and size. Keep in mind that you will need to follow the dosing instructions closely for proper treatment, otherwise the infection could worsen or reoccur. Many of these antibiotics require a prescription from your vet in order to place the order.
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