Many of the medications that people take are also prescribed for our pets, some of which are over-the-counter, and some are by vet prescription only. Antibiotics, antihistamines, analgesics (pain meds), antiemitics (anti-nausea meds), anti-diarrhea meds, sedatives, and insulin (for Diabetes) are just a few of the meds that people take that are also prescribed for dogs, and other animals, as well. But always consult with your veterinarian before giving your dog any med that has not already been prescribed by a vet, whether over-the-counter, or not.
No. That medication was prescribed to your dog. It is the same with human medicine. You never take anything that wasn't prescribed to someone else.
Don't give medicines to a dog without a vet's advice.
Never give any human drugs, medicines, or vitamins or other health products to a dog without the express instruction and permission of a veterinarian.
Buffered aspirin is fine to give to a dog. Ask your veterinarian for the proper dosage based on your dog's size.
Never give a dog a medicine meant for a human unless a veterinarian prescribes it. The dosage for a dog would be much lower than that for a human, and a human dose could kill a dog. Also some medicines for humans cannot be used for a dog.
Depends on the weight of the dog and the medicines specific recommendations. No blanket answer works here.
While your dog can safely take either of these medicines alone, combining them could make him ill. Only do so on the specific advice of a veterinarian.
The same amount of time as Sims do.
Some medicines for humans are deadly for canines. You should consult with a veterinarian.
Do not give any medication to your dog without consulting a veterinarian. Many human medicines are very dangerous to dogs. A good rule of thumb is to never,ever give any meds to your dog until you have at least called a vet and been given the ok. Call the vet before-not after-you give any medication.Don't do something at home that may accidentally injure or kill your dog.
My dog has allergies and the vet recommended Children's Benadryl tablet formula. You give 1mg per pound of the dog. So a 15 lb dog would get 15mg. However, the tablets for children come as 12.5mg. One tablet seems to work fine for my 15lb dog. Hope this helps!
NO! Those medicines are meant for humans only. Giving those medicines to dogs could cause them to become extremely sick and even die.
Never give human medicines to an animal. Many human medicines cause great harm to animals. See a vet.