Sucralfate For Veterinary Use
Sucralfate for Dogs and Cats If your pet has been diagnosed with oral ulcers or GI erosion and ulceration, sucralfate is a medication your veterinarian may prescribe your pet. While this medication can help the management of GI conditions, it is important to identify the underlying condition to get your pet back to normal health. […]
Leflunomide For Dogs and Cats
Leflunomide for Veterinary Use If your pet is experiencing non-specific symptoms (nausea, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, pale gums) you should take your pet to your local veterinarian for an examination. In cases where a pet has an autoimmune disorder it can be especially difficult to determine the cause of your pet’s symptoms without comprehensive blood tests. […]
Enrofloxacin For Dogs and Cats
Enrofloxacin If you believe your pet has developed a bacterial infection, your pet should be seen by a veterinarian as soon as possible. Medications are available that can quickly resolve the infection and get your pet back to good health. Depending on your pet’s diagnosis, enrofloxacin may be the antibiotic your veterinarian prescribes because it […]
Maropitant for Pets – Vomiting Treatment
Maropitant For Vomiting, Chemotherapy, Etc. If your pet is experiencing acute vomiting or has motion sickness when traveling one of the drugs your veterinarian may prescribe to help treat your pet’s condition is Cerenia® (maropitant citrate). What Is Maropitant? Maropitant citrate is a once-a-day antiemetic medication that is used by veterinarians to help treat acute […]
Doxycycline For Dogs and Cats
Doxycycline If you believe your pet has developed a bacterial infection, your pet should be seen by a veterinarian as soon as possible. Medications are available that can quickly resolve the infection and get your pet back to good health.Depending on your pet’s diagnosis, doxycycline may be the antibiotic your veterinarian prescribes because it is […]
Methimazole Transdermal Gel & Cream
Methimazole Transdermal Gel & Cream If your pet is showing signs of weight loss despite her increased appetite, as well as increased thirst and urination, then your pet may be suffering from an overactive thyroid problem (hyperthyroidism). Other signs can include vomiting, diarrhea, hyperactivity, and her coat may appear unkempt, matted, or greasy. If you […]
Budesonide for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Budesonide If your pet has been suffering from long-term diarrhea, then there’s a chance she may have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which is caused by inflammation in the colon. Other signs can include loss of appetite, weight loss, fever, and depression. Taking her to the veterinarian will get her the treatment she needs so she […]
Piroxicam For Dogs and Cats
If your pet is showing signs that he/she’s in pain, then a trip to the veterinarian is a must. The pain can be the result of something simple, like arthritis, but there’s always the risk that it could be something more severe, like cancer. If your pet is diagnosed with an inflammatory condition, then piroxicam […]
Prednisolone for Veterinary Use
Prednisolone For Dogs and Cats Pets, like humans, can suffer from a variety of different inflammatory conditions, some of which will be considered serious, and others of which will be considered minor. But for pet owners, even minor cases of inflammation can cause their pet to be in enough discomfort to warrant a visit to […]
Cyclosporine For Veterinary Use
Cyclosporine If your pet is blinking excessively, has swelling around the eye, or has discharge coming from her eye, then you should take her to the veterinarian because she may be suffering from keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS), or dry eye. Other signs can include a prominent third eyelid, swollen conjunctival blood vessels, and changes in the […]