Can people take dog medicine

Answer 1

Very, very few and only under a veterinarian's supervision and instruction. Dogs are not little humans and they can and do react very differently to human medications. Over-the-counter pain medications (Tylenol, Advil, aspirin, Aleve, etc.) are particularly dangerous to dogs as just one pill can cause a stomach ulcer and severe internal bleeding in dogs.

If you suspect your dog has a medical condition, the best option is to take your dog to a veterinarian and have the vet prescribe the appropriate medication. Unless you are a veterinarian yourself, you may be entirely wrong about what is happening to your dog and trying to fix the wrong problem at home with the wrong medications.

Answer 2

It kind of depends on your dog's symptoms, you would have to check with your vet. I know for a fact dogs can have Benadryl, but I wouldn't give it much.

Answer 3

Take them to the vets ASAP,they could get very sick from it,if you take them to the vet they are less likely to suffer horrible reactions.

Answer 4

Most likely, it would die. Check with a vet.

Answer 5

It depends on what kind of medicine but if it had steroids in it it could be bad

Answer 6

take him/her to the hospital or call 911