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   Do dogs need antibiotics?

   • Antibiotics for dogs help treat a range of bacterial infections. They come in liquid, pills, or ointment form, depending on what they’re being prescribed to treat. It’s important to note that dog antibiotics are administered in different dosages than antibiotics prescribed for human use.

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   What type of antibiotics should a dog take?

   • The type of antibiotics that you use will depend on the type of infection your dog has and how easily you can get the medication into your pet. For example, dogs who resist pills may do better with drops added to food. They’re easier for dogs that dislike pills to take. Sometimes, getting the dosage right is tricky.

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   Should you force a dog to take medicine?

   • “Forcing a dog to take medicine in this manner can make them anxious and fearful of taking medicine in the future, which could lead to problems getting them to take medication when they need it,” says Dr. Barrett. The process should be as positive as possible. “I know this is not always an option but try for positive reinforcement first.” 5.

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   3 days ago · Some of the most popular antibiotics that humans use, like doxycycline, amoxicillin, azithromycin, and ampicillin, are safe for dogs, as well as natural antibiotics. How long does it take for antibiotics to work in dogs? In most cases, dogs will start seeing the relief in as little as a few hours, with 24 hours being the most typical.

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3. www.dogster.com › ask-the-vet › my-dog-is-losingMy Dog Is Losing Balance & Falling Over: 8 Vet ... - Dogster

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   3 days ago · The 8 Possible Reasons Why Your Dog Is Losing Balance & Falling Over. 1. Ear Infection. If your dog is suffering from an ear infection, they may well experience loss of balance. It is usually an ...

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   3 days ago · To give your dog liquid medicine: Read the label on your dog’s medication to ensure a proper dosage. Open their mouth carefully. Give the medication in a syringe or spoon. Locate the pocket of their mouth. Place the syringe in the pocket. Angle the syringe toward the throat. Squeeze the syringe slowly.

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   5 days ago · Takeaway. Signs of depression in dogs can include changes to their sleeping and eating habits, low energy levels, not wagging their tails, and incontinence. Potential causes of these symptoms can range from loneliness and loss to improper care, physical ailments, old age, and weather changes. In some cases, dogs may pick up on their owners ...

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   5 days ago · Increased shedding. Vocalizations (whining, whimpering, howling) Nervous poops (acute diarrhea ) Refusing foods, even treats. As you can see from the list above, we can learn a lot from a dog's body language. We should look to how they are acting and what they are doing, to gauge their stress levels.

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   3 days ago · Pawing at or rubbing face: The dog might also sit with partially closed eyes and a hanging head. Watery eyes: There might also be discharge on and around the eyes. Loss of appetite: This can include weight loss. Change in the face: The dog might experience facial pain or swelling.

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   3 days ago · There are many possible reasons why a dog may be suffering from vomiting and diarrhea. Essentially, anything that changes your dog’s microbiome can lead to problems.