Cephalexin Tip
I never had problems giving my female pills until about 4 yrs ago when she had ACL surgery. She was on cephalexin post-op and she was absolutely horrible to give pills once she smelled them. It's ...
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LadyRVer wrote:
Thank you ever so much for posting that great tip. I have a cocker spaniel who will not take a pill, no matter how I try to hide it. He can smell it and will not take it. One dr. told me to open his mouth and push it down his throat I don't think so. Not me. I have to get him shots or spray in lieu of pills. If not available for the problem, then we do nothing. So, I will certainly try this on him.
Mine is a cocker too. :)
She broke out with a sore patch on her skin, so she's on the cephalexin again. Seems to be the "go to" drug for cocker skin and ear problems... and it's relatively inexpensive.
