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It is quite tempting to give over-the-counter medications to your dog or cat, but don't do it -- your pet’s metabolism and organs function a little differently and the medicines may be toxic to your pet....
Physicians and pharmacists realized long ago that adding certain flavors to medicine greatly increased a child’s willingness to take the medication; now veterinarians and pharmacists have realized that...
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Just as with children, many ppets are more willing to take medication if it has an agreeable flavor.
It is quite tempting to give over-the-counter medications to your dog or cat, but don't do it -- your pet’s metabolism and organs function a little differently and the medicines may be toxic to your pet. ...
