Dogs antibiotics are usually just expired human antibiotics. However, certain antibiotics work on certain bacteria, so you can take them and it may not help you at all, but make you worse because you have compromised your immune system and killed off much of the good bacteria. If money is so tight you cannot afford to go to a dr, you may want to try taking turmeric capsules and echinacea with goldenseal. About 4 twice a day. Turmeric works great on staph and strept infections.

Ten percent of all allergy cases in dogs are food allergies. Dogs also can suffer from food intolerance, which is different from a food allergy.

Anything from chronic ear inflammation, gastrointestinal problems, and chronic diarrhea to chronic gas, licking their feet, or an itchy rear end.

Dogs can be prescribed a variety of antibiotics, including penicillin-class, cephalsporin-class, macrolides, fluoroquinolones and tetracycline-class. However, the dosage, route of adminstration (topical, oral, injectable), specific antibiotic and duration of treatment must be determined by a veterinarian after he/she examines the dog.

Not just chickens raised in barns are given medicine. Even free range "organic" hens are given the occasional treatment. Chickens can get sick, when they do, medicine is given to make them better.

No. If they did it would be a portion of their marketing. Omaha Steaks sells factory beef at a premium that is laced up with tenderizers, preservatives, antibiotics, hormones, and every other mechanically and technologically engineered aspect you could consider. Just purchase beef that is specified organic and you will save money and your lifespan.

This is usually treated with prescription lozenges or mouthwashes. Some of the most-used prescriptions are nystatin mouthwashes (Nilstat or Nitrostat) and clotrimazole lozenges.

You can, but the effectiveness of the Doryx will be reduced -- perhaps to the point of not working at all. In that event, you run the risk of your bacteria developing a resistence to the drug, so that it will not work even if you're not drinking.

We wouldn't.

Ofloxacin can cause dizziness and drowsiness. Make sure your reactions are normal before driving, operating machinery or doing other jobs which could be dangerous if you were not fully alert. Alcohol will increase any feelings of drowsiness.

There is an all around livestock powder that you put in their water. You can get it at your local farm store. Also you can give them lots of fruit like bananas and grapes but cut the grapes in half and you can give them yogurt

It depends on how bad the mastitis is, when you milk her and only see a few "flakes" then apply a mint cream (such as, dynamint or udder comfort) after she has been thoroughly milked.

If when you milk her the milk looks like cottage cheese and the infected quarter is hard than you will need to treat her with an antibiotic that is inserted directly into the teat end. It is recommended that you talk to your veterinarian for the available antibiotics that are available in your area. You can also apply some mint cream as well as the antibiotic.

Hope that this helps, if you have any further questions let me know!

Yes you can

no, I'm a pharmacist and doxycycline is an esophageal irritant and can burn very badly if powder contacts the walls of your esophagus. You have to swallow the capsule whole or see if a suspension can be compounded. I would not recommend opening the capsule - u will feel heartburn for days!

I don't think so, I think the mold of penicillin grows on oranges and bread if you leave them in a 70 degree temperature. It will grow a blue green algae, penicillin.. That needs to be purified further.. Orange peels contains all sorts of awesome oils that control the growth of bacterias, etc.

What kind of antibiotics are you referring to? There are many types of antibiotics that are out there for different diseases, so there isn't just one general type to give to a bovine. Also, antibiotics should be given to cattle only when they need them, like if they have an infection of some sort.

Yeast infections are normally cured with vaginal cream or pills that can be bought over the counter, not with antibiotics. In fact, sometimes yeast infections are caused by taking antibiotics.

depends on if you're allergic to pineapple or not, although the citric acid is pretty powerful, and a little off-puuting, in my opinion.

Yeah, pineapple is actually healthy to eat.

yes complete penicillin then yes you can take penicillin after. in other words, They can be taken in consecutive time periods but not each pill at the same time.

Pretty sure this is right answer but not 100% positive.

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Taking a double dose of antibiotics by mistake, such as misreading the instructions on the medication label, can have several potential consequences, including:

1. **Increased Risk of Side Effects:** Taking a higher dose of antibiotics than prescribed can increase the likelihood and severity of side effects associated with the medication. Common antibiotic side effects may include gastrointestinal issues like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal discomfort.

2. **Resistance Development:** Overuse or misuse of antibiotics can contribute to the development of antibiotic resistance. Taking a double dose may expose bacteria to higher levels of the antibiotic, potentially promoting the survival of more resistant strains of bacteria.

3. **Toxicity:** Some antibiotics can be toxic at high doses. Taking a double dose could lead to antibiotic toxicity, which may manifest as symptoms such as dizziness, confusion, severe gastrointestinal distress, and, in rare cases, serious organ damage.

4. **No Additional Benefit:** In most cases, doubling the dose of antibiotics will not provide any additional therapeutic benefit. Antibiotics are typically prescribed at specific doses to effectively treat the infection without causing harm.

If you accidentally take a double dose of antibiotics or have concerns about your medication regimen, it's essential to take the following steps:

1. **Contact Healthcare Provider:** Reach out to your healthcare provider or the healthcare professional who prescribed the antibiotics. Inform them about the mistake and ask for guidance on how to proceed.

2. **Monitor for Side Effects:** Pay close attention to your body for any adverse reactions or side effects. If you experience severe symptoms or signs of toxicity, seek immediate medical attention.

3. **Follow Instructions:** Going forward, strictly adhere to the prescribed dosing schedule provided by your healthcare provider. Do not attempt to adjust your antibiotic dosage on your own.

4. **Prevent Future Mistakes:** To prevent similar errors in the future, make sure to carefully read and understand the medication label and any provided instructions. If you have difficulty with medication management, consider using tools like pill organizers or setting reminders to take your medication as prescribed.

It's important never to make adjustments to your medication dosage without consulting a healthcare professional, as doing so can be dangerous and ineffective. Always seek professional medical advice if you have concerns or questions about your medication.

Staphylex is antibiotic from penicillin group.
Used to treat serious infections mostly of respiratory tract,however could be used for other conditions as well.
Usually dosage is 250 mg every 6 hr for 5-7 days or 500 mg every 12 hrs if you weight less then 70 kg.
Do not take this medication if you have problems with liver as it is hepatoxic.
Can be cross allergy with Cefalosporin group.
Consult your doctor first before taking this medication.

Antibiotics are medications that kill bacteria.

Yes that's a safe combination

I always get cipro prescribed for my bladder infections. My dr. is off on fridays and i know I have a bladder infection.My dog has a full prescription for Cipro 500 mg that he couldn't take can I use it? It looks just like what I took<

penicillin G stands for the phrase gold standard, as in gold standard penicillin.