This is dependent upon the drug. If the medication is a controlled substance then no. If it is a medication with side effects that are harmful and need regular monitoring then likely not. There are very few medications, except maybe thyroid and diabetic medicines, that are prescribed for much more than a month.
If the dog has a problem that requires hydrocodone, it likely needs to see a vet. The vet will prescribe an appropriate medication for the dog.
If you suspect that a problem exists, refer your client to a qualified medical professionalnever prescribe or dispense any kind of medication whatsoever to anyone What_is_your_role_as_a_cft
Not really, doctors can prescribe their patients with medication and that'll solve their tapeworm problem, the only reason why you'll need surgery to remove the tapeworm depends on its location and symptoms.
Zantax website provides comprehensive help. Ask your doctor for information and he may prescribe you with medication to help stop your acid reflux problem.
Go to google and type in Chronic Sinus Problem. There is a TON of info there.
it is a problem that you are stuck with for the rest of your life
Please do not try to medicate you own dog without any guidance from a Veterinarian. Take you dog in to be checked out by your Veterinarian and he or she will diagnose the problem and give you the appropriate medication and dosage needed. You certainly do not wish to harm your pet so take it to a Vet.
There likely will be no problem if the amount of canine flea medicine ingested was within the dosage range for a dog similar in size to the cat, but take the cat to a veterinarian if it swallowed a much larger amount of the medicine or if it appears to be sick. Bring the container of medicine along with its instructions with you if you do go to a veterinarian.
The spinal cord injury caused her chronic ongoing pain and discomfort ; a chronic problem for her .
The portion, "doing well on the medication has no problem with that" is NOT a complete sentence. It has no subject. And there are two portions run together.My daughter is doing well on the medication; she has no problem with that. (joined with a semi-colon).ORMy daughter is doing well on the medication. She has no problem with that.
Most likely it is not caused by injesting flea medication. You should take your pet in to be checked out by a Veterinarian immediately. This could be from poisoning, epilepsy or some other critical problem.
you cant. its antianxiety meds. there is no way to get high on this medication. Thats why head shrinkers prescribe it rather than xanax . so it wont be abused, but cures the actual problem. its supposed to. but it dont work for me.