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Metronidazole is a prescription antibiotic and antiprotozoal medication. It is used for the treatment of many types of infections, including one-celled intestinal parasites such as Giardia, in a variety of animal species.
SKU | 2975231 |
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Primary Brand | Metronidazole |
Days to Ship | Product Will Ship Upon Verification of Prescription, Usually 2-5 Business Days |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Metronidazole is gven by mouth.
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Can I break down a 250mg pill of Metronidazole for dosing a 2 to 3# puppy if they are to have liquid 12mg per 2# pup? I ask because I had a prescription from my vet and the cost was $44 for a 10 day supply, 40mg bottle, to dose 2 puppies. This was "compounded" by the only pharmacy in town that does this. I have other puppies that need treatment also, the littermates to these two. They are small breeds, Maltese and Chihuahua. Thank you so much!
Can I give my dog metronidazole for a urinary tract infection
After using metronidazole 400mg×2 tablets in 75 litre aquarium tank, my two parrot fish has thread like some seeing near gills and genital area ? How to treat them ?
How to use metronidazole for various diseases of blood parrot fish ?
Hello, My puppy is infected with various intestinal parasites. She is only 4 weeks old. We took her to the vet and she got prescribed Metronidazole pills. We are supposed to give her 25mg (half a pill) every 12 hours. But, when we did this, she began to experience terrible neurological side effects like dizziness, stiffness, unresponsiveness, and not eating or sleeping. I decided to cut that dosage in half, giving her 12.5mg every 6 hours. Will the medication still be effective given this way?
My cat (6.8 kg) has diarrhea, and the vet prescribed 1/2 Flagyl 250 every 12h (no specific diagnostic was made). It's been very hard to follow this protocol because the cat is very stubborn when taking pills (spits them and panics) and the only person in the house who can do it is me. However, due to my work shifts, I can only give him one of the doses. I read online that this dosage (1/2 pill) can be given just once daily and it's still effective for GI upset, but wanted to confirm this.Thanks!
Dehydration, diarrhea. No worms found, bacteria infection. Metronidazole prescribed, broad spectrum wormer.. Dog won't eat dry food wetted down but does eat canned. Dr said this drug can cause diarrhea but he already had it so you may not see improvement yet.. Continue meds. This drug can cause unbalance and grogginess. She wasn't teal thrilled he threw up yesterday but that's also a possible side effect. Absolutely no pepto but a pepcid is OK..is any of this true?
Our dog (50 lbs) got two doses of metronidazole tablets 250mg tonight instead of one. I had not realized my husband had already given her the dose for tonight. Should I induce vomiting or will she be ok?
Remi was prescribed clavamox i was looking online and found amoxicillin trihydrate and clavulanate potassium for half price is this the same as clavamox from everything that I have read it says it is. Remi was prescribed clavamox 375 mg I found amoxicillin trihydrate and clavulanate potassium tablets fom Walmart pet RX for $39 compared to clavamox 375mg for $99
My dog has been diagnosed with giardiasis. The vet has prescribed Flagyl for 7 days than after 21 day to repeat the therapy for 7 days and after 21 day to repeat again for 7 days. I wanna hear different opinion and i am little bit worried about giving my dog Flagyl beacouse its antibiotic. Is there any chance Flagyl to do some harm to my dog. Like what are the side effects?
Hello, My cat was prescribed 30 x Metronidazole 50 mg/ml (compounded liquid) and also Gabapentin to use as needed. The Metronidazole is for stomach upset that has caused her to eliminate on my bed. She gets very upset by the meds - have to wrap her in a towel etc. Now she is scared of me and pulls away when I go to just pet her. I am afraid if I keep administering the meds she will never be the same with me again. But she needs them and I’ve tried hiding it in food of all kinds.
My kittens are sick due to coccidia. I was given bactrim, but the next day one of my kittens was much worse. The vet thought it was a bad reaction to bactrim and prescribed metronidazole and we are waiting for ponazuril to be ready. The metronidazole wasn't ready until the next day and he seemed much better by then. The vet says to give the metro anyway, but I'm afraid of another bad reaction - even the probiotics I'm giving him seem to make him lethargic. should I just wait for the ponazuril?