Clavamox Drops

Clavamox drops are used to treat a variety of infections caused by bacteria in cats and dogs. A Clavamox dosage for dogs and cats provides the necessary antibodies that can treat bacterial infections like wounds, deep tissue infections, cellulitis, and abscesses. They can also deal with UTIs – Urinary Tract Infections – as well as canine periodontal disease. Hence, Clavamox for dogs and cats are antibiotics. To be more specific, they are broad-range antibiotics. As it is a prescription drug, you cannot buy Clavamox without a vet's prescription. Sellers will not let you purchase the medication off the counter unless you can show them the prescription from your vet.

Yes, you have to refrigerate the Clavamox drops. The Clavamox stays good for just days after you have opened it and mixed the medication for use. However, it is highly likely that your dog or cat will have to take the drug for much longer than 10 days. In such cases, you can store the remaining medicine in bottles and store it in the fridge. Do so by filling up a small bowl with tap water, and then mix 14 ml of the water with the Clavamox drops in the bottle. Afterward, seal the bottle tightly, shake well, and store in the refrigerator. This way, the drops can be stored for 10 days.

Yes, you can administer a Clavamox dose for dogs and cats with food. Clavamox (Amoxicillin) comes in capsules, tablets, or in an oral suspension form. You can give the drug to your pet up to three times a day with food. You can also administer the drug without food. In some cases, your pet may not be willing to take the capsule directly. So you will have to give it with food. Once you administer the drug, you can see it take effect almost immediately. A Clavamox for dogs dosage will take one or two hours to show its effect. However, delays are also possible, in which case you cannot observe a visible change or effect for at least one or two days.

You can give Clavamox drops to your dog with or without food. Amox Clav for dogs (or, Amoxiclav for dogs) are antibiotics that deal with a bacterial infection. They come in capsules or the form of oral suspension. You can give the drug to your dog with food if it is unwilling to take it directly. However, you can also crush the capsule and feed it to your dog straight, as long as it is willing to take the medication that way.

Clavamox starts to work in just one or two hours. Sometimes, delays are also possible, in which case the drug can take one or two days to show effect.

Clavamox side effects in cats include allergic reactions, diarrhea, vomiting, and loss of appetite. There is also a possibility that your cat will be taking labored breaths, and will feel more tired than usual. Stomach problems are common side effects of antibiotics. However, you should still get in touch with your vet if your cat starts showing these symptoms.

Yes, you can mix liquid Clavamox with your pet's food. You can even administer the drug directly if your cat or dog is willing enough to take it that way.