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I know this is going to be a strange question but people on here seem to have a wealth of information so here it goes...A neighbor of mine is looking for a place to buy clavamox..antibiotic for his dog online without a prescription. He is out of work and can't afford a vet bill right now. Anyone know of a place to buy pet meds without a script? Thanks!
Many of the veterinary drugs for dogs and cats are the same as drugs for humans. The human drug equivalents can be ordered from IOPs. I got tired of paying $40+ to bring a previous cat to the vet every time he got in a fight and developed an abscess. If you get the pediatric suspension of amxocillin from a place like Masters, one 7500-mg bottle of the powder is ten courses of antibiotics for about $7 plus shipping. Save one of the plastic bottles with the graduated dropper that the vet sells and weigh out and divide the pediatric powder and store it in little zip-locs in the freezer. It's the exact same stuff. Give the same doses that the vet was using. Do a Google on how to lance a boil. The hardest part is often shaving the hair of a cat or dog near the boil if you want to drain it. You can get a spray bottle of lidocaine local anesthetic OTC that will make it easier on both of you.
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The animal "Clavamox" medicine is called "Augmentin" for humans.
Try typing in augmentin on your search engine, and see if u can find an online pharmacy . U will have a better chance this way.
I believe u will have a difficult time trying to find the clavamox brand name for animals on the internet WITHOUT a prescription from the vet.
I am sure I don't have to tell u , but I will anyway, you will need to make sure proper dosaging is adjusted , so that the dog gets the correct amount. Hopefully, your friend can remember the previous dosage the vet prescribed.
I am going on the assumption that clavamox was previously prescribed by a vet for this animal.
It is far superior to many other antibiotics, for treatment of skin infections, among other things in dogs.
I wouldn't advise your friend switching the type of antibiotic, if clavamox is known to work for this pet, for whatever condition ails him.
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