What are Synulox tablets used for?
Synulox 250mg Tablets are effective antibiotics used in the treatment of bacterial infections in dogs. The tablets are flavoured, providing a palatable way for your pet to combat a variety of infections. Synulox is the most commonly used antibiotic in the UK, treating a broad range of bacterial infections.
Is Synulox the same as amoxicillin?
Synulox® is a widely known brand name of Veterinary Antibiotic, used for treating infections mostly in the lungs, and nasal tract; and as a broad-spectrum antibiotic. The drug is a compound of amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid. See also Co-amoxiclav.
What antibiotic is Synulox?
Synulox is the most commonly used antibiotic for dogs and cats in the UK. It contains amoxycillin and clavulanic acid which act together to provide a safe and effective antibiotic with activity against a wide range of bacteria. The tablets are flavoured to ease administration to dogs and cats and are given twice daily.
Is Synulox an anti inflammatory?
Prednisolone is an anti-inflammatory corticosteroid. Synulox Lactating Cow and associated names is a 3 g pale cream/buff coloured oily suspension presented in disposable intramammary syringes containing 200 mg amoxicillin as amoxicillin trihydrate, 50 mg clavulanic acid as potassium clavulanate and 10 mg prednisolone.
How quickly does Synulox work?
The majority of routine cases respond to between 5 and 7 days therapy. In chronic or refractory cases, a longer course of therapy may be required e.g. chronic skin disease 10 – 20 days, chronic cystitis 10 – 28 days, respiratory disease 8 – 10 days.
Should Synulox be given with food?
Synulox Palatable Tablets 50 mg and 250 mg Synulox palatable tablets are often accepted from the hand even by sick cats and dogs. Alternatively, the tablets may be crushed and added to a little food.
Can you give Synulox with food?
By the oral route. Synulox palatable tablets are often accepted from the hand even by sick cats and dogs. Alternatively, the tablets may be crushed and added to a little food. 12.5 mg/kg bodyweight.