Non-veterinarians should not try to use human medications to sedate their dogs. Veterinarians may use similar drugs, made from the same active compound, but usually the veterinary formulations have different inert or carrier compounds that are safer or more effective for pets.
Yes all meds for dogs from the vet are human meds
Just like a human pregnancy, you want to consult your veterinarian. Take the flea meds that you are using in with you. Many of the over-the-counter meds are toxic to puppies, and can be trans-placental.
No, the medication in the human suppository may be toxic or fatal to the dog regardless of its size. There is no reason to give human medications to dogs - if your dog is sick and you think it needs medication, you should make an appointment with your veterinarian.
Talk to your vet right away. Human meds are not meant for animals, and some may cause serious problems.
Pet meds has dogs...The one on the pedmeds box is a dalmation i think
I'm not a vet nor a pharmacist, but I think it's safe to say, dogs should be prescribed canine meds, not human.
A good place to find dog medication would be at the 1800 Pet Meds website. It offers cheap dog medication that you may purchase as long as you have a vet prescription for prescribed drugs.
You can give your dog anything you want, But the question is will it do harm to him/her and my answer would be to check with your vet before you give any pet human grade meds of any type its better to be safe then sorry i mean after all who would want to do harm to their loyal companion.
Probably. if you have the right allergy meds
Penicillin doesn't treat yeast infections, and you want to talk to you vet before giving your dog "human" meds... they have different metabolism than we do, and things that are safe for us are not safe for them.
get allergy meds
No! You shouldn't give expired meds to your dog!