INDICATIONS

ADMINISTRATION

• • Route: By mouth (orally).
  • With or Without Food: Giving it with a small meal or treat may help minimize stomach upset.
  • Hydration: Always ensure the animal has free access to plenty of fresh water to prevent dehydration and reduce the risk of crystal formation in the urine.
  • Consistency: Administer the medication at the same time(s) each day to maintain steady levels in the bloodstream.
  • Completion: Complete the entire prescribed course, even if the animal appears to have recovered, to prevent relapse. 
  Species
  • Dogs and Cats:
    • Pilling: Place the tablet at the back of the tongue and hold the mouth closed until swallowed.
    • Food Disguise: Tablets can be hidden in a small amount of strongly flavored food or treats.
    • Crushing: Tablets are typically scored and can be split or crushed into food if needed.
  • Horses:
    • Direct Ingestion: Some horses may eat the tablets when mixed with grain.
    • Oral Paste/Syringe: Since feeding is not always reliable, tablets are often dissolved in a small amount of water to create a paste and administered via a syringe directly into the mouth.