Best pet antibiotics for humans?

Those are human antibiotics as well. If she's soo soo healthy, wtf does she take antibiotics for?

Not sure what the stuff is but I use Vetricyn spray on all the animals and I use it on myself quite often.

Works good, on all of us. =)

being alergic to amoxicilin could someone tell me the best pet meds non cilin based to take?

You live in Canada, where you get free health care. Other people have to pay very dearly for a prescription and a Dr's visit for the same meds they can get online that's made for a fish. If you don't have insurance it's very expensive to get antibiotics.

All of you idiots abusing antibiotics are creating antibiotic-resistant bacteria (commonly called super bugs). When bacteria contain a plasmid with certain resistance gene to an antibiotic, then keep that plasmid and transfer to other bacteria to cause them to be resistant as well. When people take antibiotics, the resistant bacteria are constantly exposed to the antibiotic and have a reason to keep their antibiotic resistant plasmid. After antibiotics aren't used for a long time, the bacteria will get rid of their plasmid and become susceptible to antibiotics again. Therefore, those that take antibiotics every time they start to cough or get a runny nose are creating super bugs. Of course, they gives people like me a job because we get to create new drugs to kill the bacteria; however, as it gets more difficult and more resistant, pandemics result. Just to let you all know!

Also, as I have access to a NMR machine, I tested the purity of Fish Mox and amoxicillin from a capsule I saved the last time I had an ear infection. Results: Fish Mox-36% pure amoxicillin, Amoxicillin from my pharmacy-98% pure. So, stop being idiots and see a doctor if you are sick. There is a reason they are in college for 12+ years!

Synulox (amoxycillin)
Antirobe (clindamycin)
Ceporex (cephalaxin)
Having worked in the veterinary industry for 14yrs I understand these to be safe (please read contra-indications for the generic version)used at the same dosage as dogs mgs/kg I

this is the best story u can come up with

Fishmox. I am taking it now, as is my dog. Get it from the aquarium store. 250 mg pills of amoxicillin. It killed my tooth infection and its working on my dogs ear infection. You can get Keflex at the tractor supply hardware store for your cows. That stuff is golden.

No, it's not us humans creating antibiotic-resistant bacteria, its the farmers who give antibiotics to ten times more animals than humans. And, they give it to the animals even when not sick.

Azithromyicin, hands down. It's Zithromax in exactly the same strength. 2 the first day, then 1 aday for 5 days. It doesn't get any easier. It is a good wide spectrum antibiotic, and works on most gommon infections. If you can only have one, this is the one to have. Cipro has some usess also, but is more difficult to use. Cipro has some effectivness against some viruses, so it is worth looking into.

have used many times with no problems,if they only made pain meds for fish,id cut out doctors for ever

This is true. All are produced the same.PERIOD.

Most all sell before dates (except food--but not can goods)are simply a marketing ploy to get the consumer to buy new. PERIOD.

You are a shill, and a liar. Please go pour your bull shit out to someone that is stupid enough to believe you. Which pharma co. do you work for? Veteranarians depend on the drugs being every bit as good as the ones you take for that nasty PMS. Most of them come from the same factory, and the same batches. The worst condition I have seen with pet meds is being out of date. Since the US government studied expiration dates and effecacy and found little or no degradation over 15 years, I'm not worried about that at all. Please go away, the grown-ups are talking.

Last Edited by Epic Beard Guy on 10/31/2012 07:10 PM

If silver is so effective at killing single celled organisms, couldn't this upset your intestinal track's bacterial content? Sounds sketchy to me, not that the rest of the suggestions sound very good either. Sorry I have no suggestion except a healthy diet and plenty of outdoor exercise.

Actually same exact factory, nice try though.

Ok, don't buy pet drugs for humans. There, I said it.

Having said that, the pills pet vets ship by law must NOT be anything but exactly what they claim to be at the dose they claim to be. When the paramedics arrive on the scene of an overdose, they will looks at the pills on the floor, having no idea where the little kid got them, compare in their book of meds, and if it's penicillin, they will treat the unconscious child for penicillin overdose. Manufacturers would be held liable for the death of this child if they marked up a pill as penicillin, but it was something else.

Human doses are easily Google-able. Just type in the drug and what you're taking it for, and it'll show you a half dozen web sites with milligram and time of day dosing.

But again, don't do this. The AMA and big pharma spent a LOT of money to make this illegal, so until we can change the law...don't break it.

Enough disclaimer? Hope so.