DO NOT EVER DOUBLE DOSE ANY TYPE OF MED. TO ANY THING! Double dosing is bad. it can cause death or a sever sickness. don't double dose unless if the doctor says that you can!
Doubling the dose would be equivalent to a dose of the medication Xenical, a diet medication. The dose of Xenical is 120 milligrams and you take it 3 times a day. The dose of Alli is 60 milligrams and you take it 3 times a day.
Why would you double dose? 700mg would be a large dose! If you miss a dose take it as soon as you remember then take the next dose at the normal time. Unless you are already close to the next time you should take it. Then just wait. I would never double dose a medication. Talk to your doctor if it is not working for you.
Don't do anything without first confirming with a vet. I'm sorry that your dog died.
You will give too small a dose which may mean that the medication is not effective.
You start with a small dose of medication and gradually increase it until the desired result is achieved.
"Dose" is a measured portion of a medicine. I am not aware of any number - no matter how small, that has measured quantities of medication - wther or not that dose is significant!
The spelling is usually plural (an optical medication) as "eyedrops", and any small dose applicator is an eyedropper.
It is not advised to restart heartworm medication without a heartworm test. One of the reasons is that if the dog is heartworm positive, the adults are in the heart and causing pathology to the heart, blood vessels, and lungs, with many of these changes causing severe, irreversible damage. The preventative does not KILL the adults so this pathology will continue. The second major reason is that if the dog does have heartworm disease and the adult worms are producing microfilariae, when the preventative is given it will kill the microfilariae. The sudden death of the microfilariae can cause a severe anaphylactic (allergic) reaction which could be life-threatening for the pet. If you have regularly been giving the heartworm preventative and miss a month or two, there is a risk that your dog could have been bit by a heartworm infected mosquito during that period and is now developing heartworm disease. However, the heartworm test detects the presence of adult worms and it takes a few months until the worms have reached the adult state.The adults do not start producing the microfilariae until 5-7 months post infection. So if only one or two doses were missed it would be reasonably safe to start the preventative, but be certain to check a heartworm test in 6 months or so. The most important consideration is to stay on the preventative year round and not miss a dose. It is an easily preventable disease. If you do miss a dose or two, check with your veterinarian and follow their recommendations for follow up heartworm testing.
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Dose is a measured quantity of medication so a dose axis is an axis on which the dosage of medication is measured and plotted.
Before administering any modified dose of medication to a child always consult with the child's pediatrician.Consult a pediatrician before administering any dose of medication for a child that does not match the prescribed dose.
The treatment for Fileria is a dose of a medication called diethylcarbamazine. This medication is used to kill the worms.