James Parnell answered
Omnicef for cats
Omnicef is an antibiotic designed for human consumption, and therefore should not be given to a cat or any other domestic animal. This is especially true when you are unsure about the dosage.
Over-doses can happen relatively easily, and this will cause your cat a lot of pain and could even prove to be fatal. Do not give this medication to your cat.
If your pet is feeling unwell, you should take it to the nearest veterinary practice, where a qualified professional can administer the medication that is necessary.
He or she will also be able to perform a more detailed and thorough inspection of your cat than you can at home.
Omnicef is an antibiotic designed for human consumption, and therefore should not be given to a cat or any other domestic animal. This is especially true when you are unsure about the dosage.
Over-doses can happen relatively easily, and this will cause your cat a lot of pain and could even prove to be fatal. Do not give this medication to your cat.
If your pet is feeling unwell, you should take it to the nearest veterinary practice, where a qualified professional can administer the medication that is necessary.
He or she will also be able to perform a more detailed and thorough inspection of your cat than you can at home.
- Omnicef is a form of antibiotic, which is produced to fight a multitude of infections in the human body.
- Antibiotics fight bacterial infections, and are only prescribed if another form of medication cannot deal with the problem.
- Antibiotics can be very dangerous when administered in high dosages, or by someone who doesn't know what they're doing.
