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amoxicillin 400 mg. 5 ml susp
Is it safe to give adult cat amoxicillin 400 mg /5 ml susp medication with expiration dte of 11/04/2015
sorry for bad spelling, should be outrageous!!!
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So happy you got this one!!!! Yikes I thought I was reading it wrong.
Good to see you back, O
Good to see you back, O
wow, your trying to kill your cat??? thats outrages, how could a 400mg ADULT dose of a medication be okay to give a cat of abt 10 lbs????
a cat is at least 1/10 the weight of even a small adult....
besides how do you know that amoxicillin is the right antibiotic for whatever bacteria is growing, I assume a wound?
if you give too much its highly toxic and can kill him,
if you give too little it will only make the bacteria more aggressive and than untreatable
do your kitty a huge favor and take him to a Vet to be properly diagnosis and tested to see WHICH antibiotic this infection is SUSCEPTIBLE to, otherwise you are doing no good and are into dangerous treatment for kitty.
a Vet visit and a prescription should cost less than $50. you owe your cat that!!! PLEASE
a cat is at least 1/10 the weight of even a small adult....
besides how do you know that amoxicillin is the right antibiotic for whatever bacteria is growing, I assume a wound?
if you give too much its highly toxic and can kill him,
if you give too little it will only make the bacteria more aggressive and than untreatable
do your kitty a huge favor and take him to a Vet to be properly diagnosis and tested to see WHICH antibiotic this infection is SUSCEPTIBLE to, otherwise you are doing no good and are into dangerous treatment for kitty.
a Vet visit and a prescription should cost less than $50. you owe your cat that!!! PLEASE
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