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Drugs

QuestionAnswer
Alprazolam Sedative/relief of urethral spasm *never more than one tablet/per dose for cats
Azithromycin Abx
Apoquel Anti-allergy
Amlodipine Blood pressure medication *never more than one tablet/dose for dogs and cats under 5kg
Amoxi-clav Abx *never for rabbits and Guinea pigs
Advantix Lice, tick, flea prevention *never for cats; keep cats away from dogs for 24hr
Aurizon Ear drop
Atopica Anti-allergy
Amoxicillin Abx *never for rabbits and Guinea pigs
Azathioprine Immune suppressant *never more than one quarter tablet/dose for dogs under 5kg *never for cats
Baytril Abx *never give cats 150mg baytril or more than half tablet of baytril 50mg
Burow’s Ear cleaner
Cisapride Intestinal mobility
Cefaseptin Abx
Clavaseptin Abx *never for rabbits and Guinea pigs
Clomicalm Anti-anxiety
Cyproheptadine Appetite stimulant
Clonidine Anti-anxiety for stressful vet visits or aggressive dogs
Claro Abx treatment for ears; one time treatment that can last 28 days
Chlorpalm (chloramphenicol palmitate) Abx *only abx used for rabbits *wear gloves when handling
Ceftazidime Inj. abx, usually used for rabbits
Cerenia Anti-nausea
Ciloxan Abx eye drop
Caninsulin Diabetes inj. (Usually for dogs) *u40 syringes only
Clinacin, clindamycin Abx
Deramaxx Pain/anti-inflammatory *never for cats *never concurrent with prednisone
Dolpac Dewormer *dogs only
Doxycycline Abx
Dorzolamide and timolol Eye drops for glaucoma
Enalapril Heart/kidney medication
Furosemide Diuretic (increases urination)
Famotidine Antacid
Fortiflora Probiotic (good bacteria for intestines)
Fortekor Heart/kidney medication
Felimazole Thyroid medication *cats only
Gabapentin Pain medication and (mostly for cats), anti-anxiety
Glargine Diabetes inj. (Usually for cats) *u100 syringes only
Hepatosyl LQ Liver support
Humulin Diabetes inj. (Usually for dogs) *u100 syringes only
I-drop vet plus Eye lubricating drop
Isopto tears Eye drop (for dry eyes)
Lactulose Stool softener
Levothyroxine Thyroid medication *dog only
Methimazole Transdermal Gel Thyroid medication applied to the inside of earflap
Mometamax Ear drop
Metoclopramide Anti-vomiting
Meloxicam, Metacam Pain/anti-inflammatory *never for cats except metacam feline 0.5mg/mL (3mL, 15mL, or individual syringes) *never concurrent with prednisone
Metronidazole Abx *never half or more tablet/dose for cats and dogs under 5kg
Milbemax Dewormer *cats only
Maxitrol Eye drop - steroid/anti-inflammatory and abx *never use with ulcers/positive fluorescein *different from maxidex
Maxidex Eye drop - steroid/anti-inflammatory *never use with ulcers/positive fluorescein *different from maxitrol
Mirtazapine Appetite stimulant
Nexgard spectra Flea, tick, lice, mite, and heartworm prevention; some dewormer effect
Omeprazole Stomach medication
Onsior Pain/anti-inflammatory *20mg and 40mg are for dogs only *never concurrent with prednisone
Optimmune Eye drop for dry eye
Oridermyl Ear drop
Prazosin
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