I'm sorry to mention once again whether to feed human medicine or not. In fact, the ingredients of many veterinary drugs are the same as those of human medicine, but why are veterinary drugs so expensive while human medicine is very cheap? As we all know, dogs need to feed probiotics when they have diarrhea, and dogs can feed some cold medicine when they have a cold.
Last summer came in a hurry. One day, he suddenly felt that the dog was panting badly and drinking water frequently. At that time, he was still a pet, and he didn't know anything. I took the dog's temperature with the thermometer at home. The temperature was 39 degrees. I was so stupid that I didn't even know the normal temperature of the dog (37.8-39). Generally speaking, 39 degrees means that people have a fever. I thought my dog had a fever, too. Combining his panting and drinking water, I confirmed that he had a fever. So he went to the drugstore and bought a bottle of antipyretics for children.

As shown in the figure. Strawberry flavor. The dog loves it. I have forgotten how much he ate, after two days, I found that the dog's gums began to turn white, usually a small pink mouth color, suddenly turned a little white, I really did not care at that time, his diet and stool are normal, but panting more and more severe, the mouth is more and more white. I took him to the pet hospital

As shown in the picture, our common 999 Ganmaoling also contains p-caproamidophenol. Maybe you've given your dog this kind of medicine when he caught a cold, maybe you didn't give him enough of it to put his life in danger, maybe you didn't give him enough of it, but next time you're really willing to bet your dog's life on it? So stop feeding people drugs.


Indeed, we all know that pet hospitals are much more expensive than human hospitals, and we do not rule out that many pet hospitals have trapped people, but after the last incident, I have a barrier in my heart all my life, why not take it to the pet hospital to find a doctor at the first time? Want to be self-righteous to feed people medicine to the dog? If something goes wrong, it's really a lifelong regret. Thanks for reading, hope it helps.





