Tylocine sulfa tablets are frequently given to dogs with diarrhea to help bulk up their stools.
The drug is called prostaglandin F2 alpha (PGF).
Drug dogs in other words dogs used to sniff out drugs can be many breeds of dog. Drug dogs are often dogs with very good sense of smell. Most commonly a German Shepard, however, many other breeds can participate in "drug sniffing". For example Bloodhounds or Labs are sometimes used in airports. Also Bloodhounds can be used on a paralegal case simply because these dogs can sniff out trails hours after they were left. There are also breeds of dogs which can sniff out mold in walls and such. I hope this answer helps it's viewers!
Proin is a prescription drug used on dogs that prevents (Or at least, helps to prevent) urinary incontinence. It is available at 25mg, 50mg and 75mg. It also sustains Phenylpropanolamine levels in the blood stream of the dog.
I use to work in a drug rehab center and we did not use drug dogs. I also worked in a JobCorps campus where they did. I think it really depends on the center. However, if the agency is large or is a center that the courts regularly send people to, I wouldn't be suprised to see a drug dog used in searches.
Heroine is often used however Morphine is a great alternative
Many, many different types of dogs can be trained to become drug searchers. Usually dogs with an exceptional sense of smell are used, such as Labradors, bloodhounds, and beagles. These dogs go through an intense training program and have to pass an exit exam to actually work in the fields as a drug dog.
There are many antibiotics that are used for dogs, ranging from amoxicillin to doxycycline to cephalexin. They are often similar to drugs used in humans, and in some cases are the same drug just formulated differently.
I as a veterinary practitioner have used Clorsulon+Ivermectin combination drug on few dogs and have not got any negative results. The drugs are working properly.
No dogs only show up if there is a drug situation and have to sniff their way to the drug in order for the police to arrest someone under suspicion. Most gas stations don't have drug dogs unless there is a problem.
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pain killers
No "drug" looses dog smell(s)/or if you call frebreeze a drug then yes. there is.