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This product is sourced in the United Kingdom and is intended for use in the United Kindgom only.
Antirobe capsules are used to treat dental and oral infections, infected wounds and abscesses, and other localised infections likely to respond to the antibiotic clindamycin. This antibiotic is particularly good at penetrating into tissues and treating infections where no oxygen is present.
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First class. Elderly dog doing great
Customer recommends this product
Would recommend using Viovet to anyone
Customer recommends this product
Ok only concern is the lovely purple colour which children find very attractive....obviously it is out of their reach but a less pretty colour would be safer
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Antirobe for Dogs & Cats Capsules, including answers from our team.
Can this help with mouth ulser
My dog has mouth ulser but can't afford vets
Antirobe Capsules can help treat bacterial infections, but mouth ulcers can have various causes and may need a vet’s diagnosis to treat properly. If veterinary care isn’t an option right now, consider contacting local animal charities or clinics for advice or low-cost support. It’s important to get your dog checked to ensure the best treatment.
75mg on 8kg dog
Hi there I've taken my dog to a skin specialist as she has bacterial infection , the prescribed dose of Antirobe 75mg can you tell me if this is ok for 8kg Bichon Frise dog or am I reading the dosage schedule wrong . I lost dog due to vet overdosing her . So I'm very wary about medications for my 2 dogs . Thank you very much for your help . Donna
If you are giving 75mg once per day, then this would be a slightly low dose for your dog for a skin problem. If you are giving it twice per day then it should be a fully adequate dose. Your concern about overdose should be helped by the fact that if a dog has an infection in a bone, this same drug is used at double the normal dose for weeks and is safe that way. The dose you are giving is well below that level. Your dog should be fine.
