Consult your veterinarian. Do not administer medication to a dog, unless you have specific directions on dosage.
The dosage you give to a dog is about 5ml by Sophie loves dan
This is a question for the vet who has prescribed Amoxicillin for your cat. It is common for owners to be given a week's worth of antibiotics to give to their cat at home, but this may vary. Consult your vet if you are unsure.
There's no such thing as "human amoxicillin", and you should not give unprescribed antibiotics to your cat (you shouldn't even HAVE them... you're supposed to take all the antibiotics prescribed for you, even if you "feel better" when you've still got pills left).
You should follow the same instructions for administration and dosage amounts that the box recommends for humans. Benadryl is completely safe to use on dogs.
No. You should never give an animal medication that was prescribed for a human. The dosage could kill it or cause irreparable damage to your dog's internal organs.
250mg for a 90 pound child
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It depends on the weight of your daughter and the strength of syrup amoxicillin/ 5 ml. Normally it is 5 ml three times a day. There should not be under dosage. Over dosage is harmless.
First off, you should consult a equine veterinarian about correct dosage for your horse. Secondly Amoxicillin should only be available through a prescription provided by your equine veterinarian, and if not it shouldn't be used.
160mg.
None, unless prescribed by a vet.
For benadryl the dosage is 1mg per pound in mild cases, if there is a severe reaction such as swelling after vaccination you can use 2mg per pound.
You should not be treating your dog with antibiotics without a prescription from a vet (in which case you would know the dosage to use). Indiscriminate and amateur use of antibiotics results in antibiotic resistance building up in bacteria and this means that antibiotics become ineffective for human use too. One day when you are ill you may need an antibiotic but it may not work because of what you are doing with your dog.
you shouldn't even give your dog steroids and you really really shouldn't give your small dog any
You should take him to the vet for that one. Found this off another question: If they are not allergic (some are) yes but only some kinds will be effective in cats, for example amoxicillin (amoxi-tabs). The dosage depends on the illness and the weight. Usually is 5-10mg/lb once a day for 5-7 days Don't ever give medication to an animal without consulting a veterinarian. For particular diseases, particular antibiotics should or should not be given. The wrong antibiotic in the wrong dosage can be very harmful to an animal and may contribute to antibiotic resistance in bacteria, which then can become more dangerous.
Amoxicillin falls into the group of Penicillin type antibiotics and can be used for most of the same things. 500 mg is a common dosage for horses but it would be best to contact an equine vet and ask for specifics as it would be impossible to cover all the variables here. That being said however, seeing as 500 mg is a common dosage typically given every 8 hours, there shouldn't be too much harm in giving a horse of that weight Amoxicillin, provided it is to be used as an antibiotic, remember if the horse is displaying flu like symptoms, those are caused by a virus and an antibiotic will have absolutely no effect on them.
This question should be asked of your veterinarian - you can probably call over to the clinic and ask rather than make an appointment. Unfortunately, trying to get human formulations of diphenhydramine (the drug in Benadryl) into a small enough dosage to be safe for a six pound dog is very difficult.