Yes, I had a dog with a combination yeast and staph infection on her coat that started in her ears and then spread as she scratched. I ended up with 6 weeks of pink eye, until I finally put her on very strong antibiotics and anti fungal. I was a few weeks pregnant at the time so I couldn't take the normal eye drops or medication. I ended up having just to use anti biotic eye scrubs. Happy to say dog, Mama, and future baby all were fine.
Almost all diseases cannot be caught from kissing someone. You can however get bacterial and viral infections from kissing someone who has those infections.
You should take your dog to a vet and have the vet give you some medication for your dog, possibly Otomax Ointment, that will kill any Fungal and/or Bacterial based ear infections.
People abuse their dogs by hitting them give them rotting food and don't give the dogs love.
Viruses are not killed by antibiotics. Antibiotics kill bacterial infections like Strep Throat and Pneumonia. Viral infections, such as the common cold and the flu are cured by your body's immune system.
A dog can take Clinidamyacin, but the amount he can have determines on his size. A prescription can be given for dogs with infections.
Bee stings don't usually cause infections. There is no bee disease, viral or bacterial, that affects humans. Any infection at the sting site will almost certainly be a secondary infection caused by bacteria entering after the sting.
Vaccines do not destroy pathogens, they give the immune system antibodies so it can destroy a pathogen before it causes an infection. Vaccines do exist for some bacterial infections.
So long as your veterinarian has prescribed it, yes it is safe for your dog. Keflex is the trade name of cephalexin, a common cephalosporin antibiotic used to treat minor infections such as skin or ear infections in dogs.
antibiotics help bacterial infections that could cause a virus other wise they give you can get a shot of a small amount of that virus to help build an immunity to that virus.
Yes. Azithromycin (the generic name of Zithromax) is an appropriate antibiotic for certain infections in dogs. You should not just give your Zithromax to your dog, however. Always get the proper dosage from your veterinarian.
You need to take your dog in to a Veterinarian to be examined. Kennel cough is a virus which antibiotics are ineffective against. A Vet will usually give you antibiotics only to prevent secondary bacterial infections. Do not try to treat this at home, take your pet to a Veterinarian for the correct treatment.
No. That is not possible.