You should never give human medication to a dog - dogs can have very severe reactions to human medication, including death. Also, the causes and underlying processes that cause a dog to appear to have a cold can be very different from what causes a cold in humans.j
If your dog appears to be mildly ill - sneezing, runny eyes, tired, not interested in eating, you can try watching him for 24 hours to see if he gets better on his own. If he is also vomiting, has diarrhea, appears to be in pain or is running a fever (a rectal thermometer reading of 103.5 or higher is a fever in a dog), you should take him to the veterinarian for examination.
In many cases, dogs can get mild upper respiratory viral infections that they clear on their own without any medication.
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I would not recommend it...but check with your veterinarian.
My dog is on 50mg of doxycycine twice a day is it okay to split the 100mg tablets and give him half twice a day
You will know if your dog has worms because it will keep on chasing its tail and barking at it just give it some DOG worming tablets
Yes, in the sense that they can suffer from hayfever.
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Of course you cant it is only for HUMANS if your dog needs calcium you can get some tablets to put in his food. you could make your dog SERIOUSLY ill.
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No. Not under any circumstances should you take medication prescribed for your dog. If you have concerns, go to your PCP.
Hayfever is an allergic reaction. A cold is caused by viruses. Hayfever may produce symptoms like the cold, but it cannot lead to a cold.
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Yes you can. I use a generic benadryl, ( it's cheaper and does the same thing as name brand.) you give 1 mg per pound of body weight. So, if your dog wieghs 50 pounds give 2 of the 25 mg tablets. Make sure you buy tablets and not capsules if you have a 10 pound dog you can break the tablet in half. My dog weighs about 54-56 pounds, I still give him 2 tablets. It doesn't have to be exact. you can give your dog the meds 2-4 times a day if needed. My dog has seasonal allergies so I give it to her at night so she isn't up all night itching.