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How often can I give my dog medicine?

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My vet has given me medications to give my dog, but currently, my poor dog, Spike is sick ALOT. So he has 4 medications to take. I gave him the anti-biotic at 5:20 this afternoon, is it safe to now give him the other medicine, [ it is not an anti-biotic] bear in mind, this is a “steroid medicine”, for the itchy-ness.

Question Again: Is it safe to give him his medicine now?
Sarah: Yes! It is presidone :)
The 2nd Med is Cephexia

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3 Responses to "How often can I give my dog medicine?"

  • sarah says:
    January 24, 2010 at 3:00 am

    I am assuming it is prednisone. I don’t see why you would have to separate them at all, but I would contact your vet to find out if there is a time frame for each individual medication.

  • Nekai says:
    January 24, 2010 at 3:45 am

    Medications are given dosage instructions right on the bottle. If you’re unsure, just give your vet a call.

    OH I”m sorry… I misread your Q. What is the other medication that you’re using? If your vet has prescribed all meds to be given together, then it’s safe, as long as you’re giving them at the instructed time frames. ie; BID, TID, etc.

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    Yes, you can give your dog the Cepha and the Prednisone at the same time :)

  • ;) says:
    January 24, 2010 at 4:00 am

    You can give them both at once.

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