This fountain was purchased because it was not plastic and saw it on a site on constipation for cats and was promoted as one that cats would use.
However, it is expensive. It is very heavy,...
Well i bought this after reading about this in the forum here, because i recently moved with my cat from my home country to europe. My home country being Brazil, my cat has short hair and is...
I had to use a dropper with this since it was kind of hard to put it in my cat's ears. I cleaned my cats ears first, then I put the R-7M cleaner in her ears. Next, I inserted 10 drops into each...
It is the most economical litter I have ever used. I only put a layer of litter in the pan that will cover half the pan. As the cats use it, it turns to sawdust. When its all dust you dump it....
Does anyone know what the expiration date is for clavamox tablets? If they were given to me about 2 months ago, and I had leftover ones, would they still be good?
That's true Hissy. I didn't think about that. Thanks for reminding me!
I know my Vet doesn't put the med's in a bottle (I don't agree with that...kids and animals can easily get into them!) and I don't think that is very effective on keeping them good.
They are in pop out strips, that are in my kit. drawer. When Tigger had a UTI, I never finished giving her the complete doseage, but that's beside the point. She has a scratchy meow,too. I have some liquid clavamox that is still good for another 3 or 4 days, that I had to also give Fluffy.
You really should not give meds to your cats unless your vet has told you to. I would call your vet on Monday and tell him the symptoms and mention that you have these pills "leftover" though you will probably get a lecture, because antibiotics need to be followed through even if the cat appears to be better. But anyway call him and tell him what is going on and ask him if it is safe to give your cat this dosage.