Often Dog Owners ask if Clavamox is the Same as Augmentin, the reason is that Augmentin is often used in Humans for Bacterial Infections. Many people have a leftover package of Augmentin at home. Is Clavamox the Same as Augmentin? The Simple Answer is NO – Clavamox and Augmentin are Read more…
Nowadays, there is a vast list of medicines available (in the market) to safely treat infectious diseases in canines. More of them (antibiotics) are FDA approved drugs that efficiently treat a broad range of bacterial infections caused by aerobic, anaerobic, gram-positive, and gram-negative bacteria. Clavamox is one the best veterinary Read more…
Every dog owner remains conscious about his pet’s health and always tries to do the best for his best friend. Veterinarians prescribe antibiotic drugs for canines that help them to fight against bacteria in their body. Today, in the following article I decided to answer a very familiar question related Read more…
There is no doubt, a sick (infected by viruses, bacteria, or fungi) dog needs to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. It’s crucial for canines to drink enough fluids when taking Clavamox (amoxicillin and clavulanic acid compound, a penicillin-type antibiotic with beta-lactamase inhibiting agent). Clavamox (Antibiotic) For Bacterial Infections Read more…
Another bacterial infection is known as, “Pneumonia” may affect all types of canines including dogs, wolves, etc. It’s a life-threatening condition that needs immediate veterinarian supervision for survival. The word “Pneumonia” has derived from a Greek word, “Pneumon” which means “lungs” and “ia” is a suffix that shows up “a Read more…
Does Clavamox cause frequent urination in dogs? There are so many questions, I heard about the side effects of Clavamox (co-amoxiclav) in pets. It’s good to see that dog’s owners remain so conscious about their dog’s health. If a dog has victimized by bacteria and developed a urinary tract infection. Read more…
Our today’s topic is all about Clavamox half-life and the amoxicillin trihydrate and clavulanic acid pharmacokinetics. In the following section, I have provided interesting information about Clavamox’s availability in the blood-stream of dogs after oral administration. Clavamox Half-Life in Dog’s Body Explained This medication is available in pork liver-flavored, chewable Read more…
A person asked me the question, “Does Clavacillin need to be given with food?”. So, today I decided to provide all sufficient information about the administration of oral antibiotic drugs i.e, Clavacillin film-coated tablets by Dechra Pharmaceuticals. These film-coated antibiotic tablets should be administered orally with water. It contains amoxicillin trihydrate Read more…
This article is all about the Clavamox storage guide. This is a broad-range antibacterial formulation usually treats moderate to chronic bacterial infections in dogs, cats, kittens, in fact, all kinds of canines and felines. Does Clavamox for dogs need to be refrigerated? How long can Clavamox be refrigerated? Clavamox Complete Read more…
The following article explains, Why we should not use veterinary drugs in human beings? The possible side effects or adverse reactions that may occur by using veterinary drugs in humans. Veterinary medicine usage in humans may cause some side effects like vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, bad breath, upset stomach, abdominal pain, etc. Read more…
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