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i. 3% hydrogen peroxide used for skin problem may arise when calculating
and wound disinfection the right dosage. Namely, medication
doses for dogs can’t be equivalent to
4. A thermometer those recommended for humans (neither
5. Medical charcoal adults nor children). The administration
of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory
6. In case of digestive problems: drugs or analgesics such as ibuprofen
probiotics (preferably those for or paracetamol, which are extremely
canines that you can buy in a veterinary toxic, can be particularly dangerous. In
pharmacy), Peptoran pills (2 mg / kg / case your dog needs analgesics, they
dose every 12 hours). This medication is need to be prescribed by a veterinarian
used as treatment for milder cases. In and you will have to administer them
case of persistent vomiting or diarrhea, according to his instructions. In some
be sure to contact your veterinarian. unforeseen situations when a dog is in so
7. Syringes (2.5 and 10 ml - up to much pain that you are sure it needs pain
2 pieces) for extraction and use of medication, you should immediately visit
hydrogen peroxide, povidone-iodine your veterinarian.
and / or liquid medicine to the mouth.
8. Clean linen cloth or towel
9. Disposable surgical gloves
10. Pet nail clippers
11. Blunt tip scissors which can cut hair
and bandages
12. Tweezers or a similar medical
forceps. It’s also good to have a specially
designed tick removal tweezers
13. Muzzle, ideally a basket muzzle or a
soft muzzle (in the absence of both use
bandage or a band)

good for people = good for dogs?
While there is a general consensus not
to let dogs eat food prepared for humans
or take medications that are intended
for humans, at times there may be few
exceptions.
Medication intended for humans can
essentially also be used for your dog if it
is prescribed by a veterinarian. Another

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