Pedialyte is for when the child may be dehydrated, and is not to be given as a substitute for a drink. When the child is febrile (feverish) or dehydrated from excessive vomiting or diarhea, it is reccomended because it rehydrates and has essential electrolytes. Think of it as a cold medicine. You would give it to your child only if he/she has a cold and not at any other time.
When my piggy was sick, the vet told me I could give her pedialyte. This helped her stay hydrated. Also you can give them Gatorade or Powerade. But Pedialyte is the best. Hope this helps.
Prednisolone should be administered to a toddler as directed by a healthcare provider, typically in liquid form. It is important to follow the dosage instructions carefully and give the medication at the same time each day. It can be mixed with juice or milk to make it easier for the toddler to take.
I give up, what did the toddler say?
I'd try to just give water or watered down juice less than half and half in sips that way they can stay more hydrated as it is really easy for a toddler with dirreaha to become dehydrated.
Lemon powder can be used instead of lemon extract in anything that will give the powder an opportunity to dissolve completely. A good use for the substitution would be in whipped cream.
well my pitbull is sore from the throat he can't bark and i guess those are the simptomes for dehydration and i really dont know what to do im worry sick that he is gona die so i think that you can give your dog pedialyte to make the throat fell better.***** yes, you can give your dog Pedialyte for dehydration. My vet had me give it to my Chocolate Lab when she was dehydrated. He also said Gatorade was okay.
You can give a toddler mashed potatoes, bananas, soy milk. You want to give them pedialite solution to rehydrate.
You will need to take the toddler to the doctor to get a prescription cough medicine.
I had a sick kitty who has been dehydrated and released to me by my vet for home care (hand feedings, giving antibiotics, etc.). My vet told me to give him a few cc's/ml's of Pedialyte every few hours to help with hydration. Also, my kitty seems to like it!
Actually, dogs with parvo are easily become dehydrated so you should give him a lot or as long as he want. But puppies with parvo dont eat or drink so we have to force them with water (Never im foods) So use a srynge and give him 8drops of pedialyte on small srynge. (Full) That should be 50/50 at first. 50% water 50% pedialyte. You will do it every hour. If he didnt vomit for 3hours, stop giving him Pedialyte and try giving him Chicken broth. If you have to put it on a syringe, put it. You can also mix a dietary suplement with chicken broth and put it on sryinge and force him to eat it. Theost important thing you can do about your parvo-puppy is to keep an eye on him, pray for him and KEEP HIM DEHYDRATED and the pedialyte would help.
With an eye dropper give him unflavored pedialyte researce the amount of fuuid the cat needs for his body weight.
Give sugar to a toddler