please tell me more about cephalexin in dogs?
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I believe it is an antibiotic. Sometimes animals get upset stomach with antibiotics, so you could try giving it either without food, or with mild food, like rice or plain cooked chicken. If your dog seems really sick from taking cephalexin, you want to tell your vet so they can try a different antibiotic.
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And this is a "Men's Health" issue???? \n\nAsk your vet!
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The correct dose is known by your vet... that is where you should be taking your dog. Many medications are based and calculated by weight. There are also medications that could be poisonous to your dog and cause more  problems or death. Is trying to save a few bucks worth your dog's life? Take the little one into the vet now!!!
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Have you talked to your pediatrician? My 4 month old gets it. They gave us samples of cetaphil. It comes in soap, liquid cleanser, cream, and lotion. I use the soap for bathtime and the cream for afterward and at random times throughout the day. The pediatrician did suggest something else if it got worse or infected, but I cant remember what. Cetaphil is just a mild, scentfree product. It has worked wonders on her skin. We were using aveeno nighttime stuff... babies with sensitive skin probably shouldnt use products with scents, it could inflame the sensitive areas. She also tld me that eczema tends to be heriditary and that it occurs in mostly fairskinned babies/people. Though some babies get it and grow out of it.
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That is a cool site. I haven't seen it before and had to check it out. I tried to e-mail you but it says your e-mail is not confirmed. Anyway depending on what your looking for here's some interesting links I have in my bookmarks under "Dogs". I have wayyyyy to many to list but here are some of the ones with the broadest range on them.\nhttp://www.woodhavenlabs.com/seizures.html\nhttp://www.caninecaregroup.net/dhealthissues.htm#WHAT%20THE%20VETS%20DON'T%20TELL%20YOU%20ABOUT%20VACCINES\nhttp://blogs5.nationalgeographic.com/channel/blog/dogwhisperer/\nhttp://www.paw-rescue.org/PAW/PETTIPS/DogTip_BiteInhibition.php\nhttp://www.lostapet.org/FoundDog.htm\nhttp://www.dogsadversereactions.com/index.html\nhttp://brightlion.com/InHope/InHope_en.aspx\nhttp://www.thepetcenter.com/gen/training1.htm#Good%20Dogs%20Are%20Made,%20Not%20Born\n\n\nAnd I couldn't let you go without saying to visit my site as well. \nhttp://www.savepuppies.8k.com/\n\nEnjoy. Hope everybody can find something of interest in these.\n Cheers
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yeah, they are right, heres a site with some info:\nhttp://www.antibiotics-info.org/bact02.asp
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I'll be nice and help u with this one.  Dogs actually have clean  mouths when compared to other animals.  They harbor about the same bacteria as  the  human mouth.  Humans even have one dogs dont that can potentially cause a serious infection.  There are way too many to know them all but here are four. E.coli, Morexalla catterallis, klebseilla, and i am sure there is a stahpoloccus species or two there. I will have to get a book out for the spelling so it may have to be edited later. I know some of the spelling is wrong.
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You are asking about antibiotics (cephalosporins, bacitracin, polymyxin B) and antimycotics (griseofulvin).  Actually, any germ can develop resistance to any antibiotic treatment. Plus, cephalosporins is a group of antibiotics, with 4 generations and each generation differs in efficacy against bacteria.
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try your local farm co-op.  you can get several broad spectrum antibiotics there.  you just need to figure dosages based on weight
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Yeah, basically it is treated with Penicillin at 250 mg 3 times a day of Keflex at 250 mg 3 times a day.  In other words antibiotics.
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Check this out: http://www.pets.ca/pettips/tips-36.htm
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http://www.animalagalliance.org/main/home.cfm?Section=Main&Category=CurrentIssues\nSample Letter Opposing Flawed Horse Slaughter Legislation\nIFT Report Says Eliminating Antimicrobials From Food Animal Production May Have Little Positive Impact\nNumber of U.S. Farms Stable Since 1970s\n Just a couple of topics that the site listed.  Good Luck!
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I totally disagree with animal testing. They do not only use unadoptable animals they use specially bred dogs, maily beagles. These animals have a miserable existence and some suffer abuse from the lab technicians if they don't tow the line i.e. allow blood to be taken from the vein in their necks without struggling. I have suffered a great deal of trauma from what I have experienced first hand of this practice. It's no good saying only necessary experiments can be done as this is just too ethically difficult to decide so a blanket 'permission' is given to the drugs companies. Each study uses about 50 dogs who only stay alive for 6 months and are then all euthanised. Some of the technicians find this funny....I have seen this! These animals respond to love .... I tried to give it to them....but it didn't save them, probably made it worse for them to accept the cruelty and suffering.
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http://www.harpercollege.edu/mhealy/g101ilec/samer/smd/smphys/smdphyfr.htm\nhttp://www.dowslane.org/animal.htm\n\nIf these web sites don't help just email me and I will try to find you something different.
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http://depts.washington.edu/rubelab/protocols/Toluidine-Blue.html\nhttp://www.sas.org/E-Bulletin/2002-01-04/features2/body.html\nhttp://www.cvm.missouri.edu/vmdl/vmdl_histo_sop/VMDL%20special%20stain%20SOP%20updates/MastCells_Toluidine_Blue.htm
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Go to WebMD.com and put Vicadin in as a keyword and there's a wealth of information on it that might be useful to your research.
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I actually just heard about this. There is a place that trains dogs to sniff out cancers. It sounds kinda strange, but they stated that some dogs had done this without any training.