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| NRen2k5 |
Ogg (one of Peach's babies) is having a myco flare-up.
She's about 7 weeks old now. I have baytril and apo-sulfatrim, both of
them in flavoured liquid form.
I don't suppose anybody would know which would be better to give her and
in what dosage?
- NRen2k5
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| Vanessa |
Baytril has been proven to cause stunted growth in cats and dogs. It
is not a good drug to use on baby animals. Rats should be a minimum of
three months old before being given Baytril (unless it is life and
death, and there are no other alternatives). There are other drugs,
that are more appropriate for rats that age, that will combat myco.
I would suggest that you book a visit with your vet, and discuss the
best route to take.
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| Joanne |
NRen2k5 wrote:
> Ogg (one of Peach's babies) is having a myco flare-up.
>
> She's about 7 weeks old now. I have baytril and apo-sulfatrim, both of
> them in flavoured liquid form.
>
> I don't suppose anybody would know which would be better to give her and
> in what dosage?
>
> - NRen2k5
Definitely a vet visit. She should be on zithromax.
--
Joanne
Owned by 13 rats, plus a sweet rescue just joined my crew and soon 2
more will be mine coming all the way from New Brunswick.
Making it a total of 16!!!
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| NRen2k5 |
Joanne wrote:
> NRen2k5 wrote:
>> Ogg (one of Peach's babies) is having a myco flare-up.
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>> She's about 7 weeks old now. I have baytril and apo-sulfatrim, both of
>> them in flavoured liquid form.
>>
>> I don't suppose anybody would know which would be better to give her
>> and in what dosage?
>>
>> - NRen2k5
> Definitely a vet visit. She should be on zithromax.
Alright, I'll definitely give them a call.
- NRen2k5
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