Has anyone else hadany problems with
esophagus ulcers? I'm asking because when I started giving Brissle liquid dox,
one time right after giving it to her and she sat there spitting it out, there
was some blood mixed in. I checked it out and sure enough, it's a known issue in
humans that dox
I put the dox in a glob of Nutrical, which also works. I make sure it is
totally covered with the stuff. The Nutrical also makes the pill go down easy,
and they like the taste.
Michelle
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At any rate, I
Michelle, what's Nutrical?
-Kyle
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Antibiotics, esophagus ulcers?
I put the dox in a glob of Nutrical
It's a gel that comes in a tube and has lots of nutrients and calories and
is formulated to taste good to cats and dogs so it can be given as a supplement
or food substitute when they are sick or underweight. Because it's so
gooey, it coats pills well too. Most if not all vets sell it over
One of the things I'm picking up at the health food store today will be
gel caps. I'm going to try putting the Dox in a gel cap instead of the
Lifesaver chews. Occasionally Grace and I have a hard time pilling and
the chew can get stuck to one of her teeth, (not a pleasant
experience!).
That's a good idea. But I wonder if Grace thinks of the pilling as
something the two of you do together-- you describe it as such a cooperative
endeavor ("occasionally Grace and I have a hard time pilling")! It made me
laugh.
Michelle
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