Yes—federal law permits OTC veterinary antibiotics for companion animals. Our products are labeled “for canine use,” so no prescription is required, but a veterinarian’s guidance is still recommended.
All active ingredients come from FDA-registered manufacturers and meet USP purity standards before being compounded into dog-labeled capsules.
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Amoxicillin, Doxycycline, Cephalexin (Dog Flex), Clindamycin, Ciprofloxacin, Metronidazole, and Trimethoprim-Sulfa.
Yes—the active molecules are identical USP-grade compounds; differences lie in labeling, lot tracking, and canine-specific dosing instructions.
The chemicals are identical, but capsule size, concentration, and excipients differ. Dog capsules are dosed by body weight, not aquarium volume.
Not recommended—fish products lack canine dosing guidance and may contain carriers untested for mammals.
18–24 months from compounding; the exact “Best By” date is stamped on each bottle.
Most are beef-liver flavored to aid compliance.
Current batches test below 5 ppm gluten—qualifying as gluten-free.
Consult a veterinarian first; some antibiotics (e.g., doxycycline) are contraindicated late in pregnancy.
Puppies over 8 weeks may take amoxicillin or clindamycin under vet guidance. Doxycycline is usually delayed until adult teeth erupt.
Yes—amoxicillin and clindamycin are available in 100 mL ready-to-mix bottles.
The general guideline is 5 mg per pound of body weight, given twice daily.
7–14 days, or 48 hours beyond symptom resolution—whichever is longer.
Give it as soon as remembered unless the next dose is due soon. Never double-dose.
No—stopping early promotes resistant bacteria. Finish the full course.
Amoxicillin: either way. Doxycycline & Clindamycin: give with a small meal to reduce GI upset.
Pill pockets, cream cheese, or a small piece of deli meat work well.
Yes—our Dosage Calculator page converts weight to milligrams and capsule count automatically.
No—powder may not distribute evenly. Choose a lower-strength capsule instead.
Shake well, draw the exact milliliters with the provided syringe, and squirt between cheek and gums.
Penicillin G procaine vials are sold to licensed clinics only—not OTC.
Mild diarrhea, soft stools, or reduced appetite. Severe vomiting or rash warrants vet attention.
Watch for hives, facial swelling, or breathing difficulty—seek emergency care immediately.
Broad-spectrum drugs can disrupt normal flora; probiotics are recommended.
Antacids, iron supplements, and certain seizure medications can reduce absorption.
Yes—administer probiotics at least two hours after each antibiotic dose.
Yes—underdosing or stopping early encourages resistant strains.
For minor cuts, a thin layer is generally safe, but dog-specific ointments are preferable.
Many overlap, but dosages differ. Use only with professional vet guidance.
Herbal or colloidal-silver products lack robust clinical evidence and should not replace proven therapy.
No—antibiotics do not interfere with vaccine efficacy.
Fish products were historically easier to buy without a prescription; however, canine-labeled capsules now provide accurate dosing and safety info.
Both contain amoxicillin trihydrate USP. Dog Mox capsules are sized for 500 mg or 250 mg canine doses; Fish Mox is dosed per aquarium gallon.
The active drug is identical, but fish capsules may use excipients untested for canine safety.
No—fish dosing is based on water volume, risking under- or overdosing in dogs.
Additional steps: canine-grade capsules, flavoring, GMP veterinary facility certification, and liability coverage.
Proposed FDA rules may tighten labeling, but canine-labeled OTC products remain unaffected.
Cross-species use without vet oversight is discouraged; metabolism and dosing differ.
Not on this site—visit our sister store for aquarium products.
Divide capsule mg by body weight (lb) and align with the 5 mg/lb guideline, or use our dosage calculator.
Yes—antibiotics can disrupt soil microbiota; dispose per local hazardous-waste guidelines.
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Email support with your order number and reason; we’ll reply with a Return Authorization number and instructions.
5–7 business days after we receive and inspect the return.
Administer a fresh dose; do not double-dose if most of the medication was swallowed.
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Keep tightly closed at 68–77 °F (20–25 °C), away from moisture and sunlight.
Freezing is not recommended; temperature swings can degrade potency.
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