"Medication Cocktail” for Senior Dogs — in Tasty ActivPhy Supplement Ball
By what means do you get medications into your dog? The most common means are pills and liquids that are given orally. Other medications can be given via injection or transdermal gel (which absorbs through the skin into the bloodstream).
Inability to get a medication into your pooch can lead to failure of treatment. Such is why working your veterinarian to ensure that the recommended treatment format actually gets into your pet's body is crucial.
Recently, Tracie Hotchner posted this article on her method of getting medications into her dog which just happens to be the same recommendation I give to many of my clients: "Medication Cocktail” for Senior Dogs — in Tasty ActivPhy Supplement Ball
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By what means do you get medications into your dog? The most common means are pills and liquids that are given orally. Other medications can be given via injection or transdermal gel (which absorbs through the skin into the bloodstream).
Inability to get a medication into your pooch can lead to failure of treatment. Such is why working your veterinarian to ensure that the recommended treatment format actually gets into your pet's body is crucial.
Recently, Tracie Hotchner posted this article on her method of getting medications into her dog which just happens to be the same recommendation I give to many of my clients: "Medication Cocktail” for Senior Dogs — in Tasty ActivPhy Supplement Ball