my dog has red mange and she is on cephalexin cap 250 twice a day and mitaban liquid dip once a week. she is real disoriented she is not acting herself she is just 14 weeks old and usually real playful but now she just lookes at you with sad eyes and doesnt move much. what should i do. my vet is not in his office tomorrow.
Experienced Advisor Juan Contreras says:
May 26th, 2008 at 06:47 PM
There should be an insert on the mitaban bottle i'd advise calling teh company and asking them if there could have been an advise reaction the the treatment. Another option is that you get her into an emergency facility to monitor her for any form of allergic reactions that cold have formed. I hope I helped and I'm sorry for the lateness of my responce, thank you for your question.
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