INDICATIONS

• Skin and soft tissue infections: Approved use in dogs and a common off-label use in cats, especially for pyoderma and infected wounds.
• Urinary tract infections (UTIs): Used to treat lower UTIs in dogs and cats.
• Respiratory tract infections: Used for conditions like pneumonia and bronchitis in various animals.
• Ear infections: Used to treat otitis media caused by susceptible bacteria.
• Bone infections.
• Reproductive tract infections: In large animals, it may be administered intrauterinely (after mixing with distilled water) to treat metritis and endometritis.
• Poultry: The powder can be mixed into drinking water to prevent early chick mortality and treat various fowl diseases. 

ADMINISTRATION

• Reconstitution: For an oral suspension, a specific amount of water is added to the powder and shaken well to create a liquid. The mixed suspension must be refrigerated and is typically only stable for 14 days.
• Oral Administration: The liquid suspension can be given directly into the animal’s mouth using a dosing syringe or mixed with a small amount of food to help prevent stomach upset.
• Intrauterine Administration (Large Animals): The powder is mixed with distilled water or metronidazole solution and administered directly into the uterus using a proper sterile technique.
• Duration: It is crucial to complete the entire course of antibiotic