The short answer is all human medications - they are formulated and tested specifically for humans, and many of them can cause severe side effects or even death in dogs. In the vast majority of cases, you need to get medications that are specifically marketed for dogs.
In the few instances where human medications are safe for dogs, once the dose is adjusted, you still need veterinary instruction or prescription to use them - using human medications in a dog is an off-label drug use that requires a medical professional such as a veterinarian to approve it.
Cold medicines are not bad for a person if they need to take them. If a person is not sick, then the medicines are potentially harmful.
Any medicines should be prescribed by a vet
The website for pet medicines that has the slogan "Revolution for Dogs" is Pet Meds. This website has many different medications for your animals and pets.
all medicines don't have syrup because sometimes syrup can be bad for you
dogs get bad by living with bad people dogs are influenced by the behaviour of others ,like children.
Liver medicines do not work the same on humans as they do dogs. A dogs body works different than a humans.
bad dogs bad dogs
Go to the vet immediately its not bad for humans but its bad for dogs
safflower is not bad for dogs. It is given to dogs to get rid of dry skin and fur and reduce itching
absolutely, any chocolate is bad for dogs, it could kill them!!
sweet and sour sauce is bad for dogs but they love it
Pills prescribed by a veterinarian. Dogs cannot take many of the medicines that people can take, See a vet.