Doxycycline is a broad-spectrum antibiotic commonly used to treat certain bacterial infections in cats. In this article, you’ll learn more about doxycycline, what types of infections it may be indicated for, side effects, administration tips,...
Frontline is a brand of topical, “spot-on” flea/tick treatment and prevention containing the ingredient fipronil. The patent on fipronil expired in 2010, leading to the release of many generic products. Frontline has since become only...
Revolution for cats is a brand of topical, “spot-on” flea, tick, intestinal parasite, and heartworm preventative containing the main ingredient selamectin. Currently, it is available as the two prescription products—Revolution for Cats and Revolution Plus...
Prazosin is a medication most often used in cats to relieve signs of urinary straining. In this article, you’ll learn what Prazosin is, how it’s used in kitties, some potential side effects, and frequently asked...
Prednisolone is a synthetic glucocorticoid steroid commonly used in cats as an anti-inflammatory or as a treatment for immune-mediated conditions. In this article you’ll learn what prednisolone is, some conditions it may be used for...
Amoxicillin is a common antibiotic prescribed for both cats and dogs to address a variety of bacterial infections. Amoxicillin has many brand names as well as generic forms. In this article, you’ll learn what amoxicillin...
You are cleaning out the litterbox and notice that your cat’s stool is small, dry, and hard. Your cat is probably constipated. The first treatment most people think of is Metamucil. It works for humans,...
Gabapentin is a common medication used in both pets and people to address certain painful conditions and as added control for seizure conditions. In pets, it is also often used for mild sedation for stressful...
Metronidazole, commonly also referred to by its brand name Flagyl, is an antibiotic and antiparasitic medication often used in veterinary medicine. In this article, you’ll learn how it works, situations where it may be prescribed...
As a vet writing in the media, I try to stay away from writing about prescription only products: these, by definition, can only be given after a vet has decided that they are clinically indicated....
