To administer medication to a patient who is NPO (nothing by mouth), you can use alternative routes such as intramuscular (IM), intravenous (IV), or subcutaneous injections, depending on the medication and its formulation. Additionally, some medications may be available in transdermal patches or as inhalants. In certain cases, medications can be crushed and mixed with a small amount of water for administration via a feeding tube, if appropriate. Always consult a healthcare professional for the best approach based on the patient's condition and the medication involved.
Nothing you have to go to the vet.
Dont to prescribe medication to your dog. Take it to the veterinarian.
p.o. means by mouth, so a p.o. medicine is simply a medication that should be swallowed.
Take the medication by mouth, as per directions.
If dry mouth is caused by medication, the medication should be changed. If dry mouth is caused by blockage of the salivary ducts, the cause of the blockage should be investigated.
by mouth
treatment of dry mouth involves the management of the condition causing it. If dry mouth is caused by medication, the medication should be changed. If dry mouth is caused by blockage of the salivary ducts, the cause of the blockage should be investigated
if it does not look like it's breathing, give it mouth to mouth
Yes, it's like you haven't brushed your teeth in a week, and nothing will get rid of it.
You do not give dogs human medicine you have to ask a vet first especially vicodin.
lozenge
medication... or like when you go to a pharmacy they give you numbing stuff u spray to the back of ur mouth and you cant feal the pain anymore