No
There is no reason to give a female dog medications for a first heat. Having a heat cycle is a normal thing for a female dog. If you are not going to breed her, then have her spayed as soon as she is out of heat. She will live a longer and healthier life. Cut down her risks of mammary tumors, uterine infections, perianal tumors, etc.
ofcourse they can any dog can get there claws cut a few exeptions but
No - do not give your dog ANY human medication without a vet's directions. Most human medications are poisonous to dogs.
always get your your dog checked out by a vet before giving medications the vet will prescribe any drugs needed and a correct dosage
First of all you should NOT be giving your dog any medications. Take your dog into your Veterinarian to see what is wrong with him or her. There are many different types of medications and many different types of illnesses. Only a Veterinarian can correctly diagnose what is wrong with your dog. Same with people. If you are ill, you go see a Doctor, you don't just start taking different medications which might make you sicker.
Never give your animals any prescription medications or otherwise without qualified professional supervision.
Never give your animals any prescription medications or otherwise without qualified professional supervision.
Take your dog to the vet. This is not the site for medical answers human or animal.
WELL TAKE IT TO A DOG PARLOUR AND THEY WILL CUT THE DOG'S FUR!
No, you should never give human medications to an animal. Animals react differently to medications than humans and this could kill your dog.
Cut-out dog biscuits with rolled oats, cornmeal and cheddar cheese. You can change the flavor of these by substituting chicken bouillon for the beef. Any dog will love these.
At home, nothing - dogs do not react to medications like humans do, and there are no safe human pain medications for dogs to have. You should make an appointment with your veterinarian to have your dog's teeth examined and the veterinarian will determine how to relieve your dog's pain.