To clarify, antibiotics are antibiotics. There is no chemical difference between "fish" antibiotics and what you believe is meant for mammals.
To clarify, antibiotics are antibiotics. There is no chemical difference between "fish" antibiotics and what you believe is meant for mammals.
Try not to confuse him with the facts.....
Well, I'll give you that, but aren't fish anti-biotics meant to address a different spectrum of bacteria than human antibiotics? My own advice would be to see a doctor rather than to shoot-up some Shi+ you found in the discount bin down at the pet shop. Make way Make way. Stand Back, I yam a Doaktor!
Nope. They use Tetracycline, Amoxycilin, Cephalexin etc etc...... just like we do.
Which book in the series rebelracer?
uhmmmmmmmmmmmm, what kind of 'drugs' DID you take, way back in the '70's?
JK
seriously ............. just do the research, like BB said. WALGREEN'S advertises they can fill your PET PRESCRIPTIONS. Most are the same thing, key word is MOST, does not mean mammals only. Dosages are by body weight, on some drugs; a cow / horse may use the same drug, but NOT the same dose.
ROFLMAO!! Dad was a DVM ... We took what he gave us cuz we NEVER went to a "real" doctor!
Hmmm ... Late 70s, 80s for me ... Although I gotta say I preferred "herbals". Easier to function the next day ...
Yep.
Yep.
By "do your research" I meant learn which antibiotics are used for which type of infections and do some scientific reading on expiration dates and the changes that can occur in specific medications when they are stored improperly or are past their expiration dates.
If you are gonna play doctor (or pharmacist) it would be in your best interests to study like doctors and pharmacists have to. Random posts on WSHTF.end ARE NOT sufficient for this purpose unless you are willing to trust your life (or a loved one's life) to some armchair commando's idea of "what makes sense" to him and his 7th grade education.
If you are [B said:
I was a volunteer working in the hospital pharmacy while in HS. Thought I wanted to be a pharmacist, but hated Latin and they make you take a lot of that crap. Anyways, the pharmacy was in the basement about 50 ft from the back door. One Saturday morning I am getting the morning pills ready and set a little brown bag up in the window. A couple minutes later this fine, upstanding, ghetto, citizen type opens the door; runs to the window, snatches the bag and back out the door. The security guard (who was having coffee with me, since I had a fresh pot all the time) jumps up to give chase. I tell him just sit back and let him go. If he needs those suppositories that bad, I hope he enjoys them.
My daughter is a Vet Tech at an animal hospital. When I asked her about feed store antibiotics, she questioned whether the regulations for storage and purity were the same as for use by humans or for use by veterinarians. I would think feed store stuff would be at the bottom for proper handling and purity. This could be wrong, but felt the need to share my daughter's thoughts on this.
