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Fish Zole (Metronidazole) 250 mg, 30 Tablets Fish Zole is useful in the control of "Hole-in-the-Head" and "Angle Problems" in Cichlid and Discus. For ornamental and aquarium fish only. Metronidazole Trade and Other Names Flagyl; many brands available Drug Class Antibacterial, antiparasitic, antiprotozoal Mechanism of Action and Clinical Use Disrupts DNA in organism via reaction with intracellular metabolite. Action is specific for anaerobic bacteria and protozoa. Resistance is rare. Active against some protozoa, including Giardia organisms; however, other drugs such as fenbendazole have been used for Giardia infection. Adverse Effects Most severe adverse effect is dose-related CNS toxicity. High doses have caused lethargy, CNS depression, ataxia, vomiting, and weakness. Metronidazole may be mutagenic. Contraindications , Precautions, and Drug Interactions Fetal abnormalities have not been demostrated in animals with recommended doses, but use with caution during pregnancy. Instructions for Use Metronidazole is one of the most commonly used drugs for anaerobic infections. It is effective for giardiasis; other drugs used for Giardia infection include albendazole, fenbendazole, and quinacrine. Maximum dose that should be administered is 50-65 mg/kg,q24h, in any species. Tablets have been broken or crushed for oral administration to cats; however, cats find these unpalatable. Small Animal Dosage Information Anaerobic Infection: Dogs: 15 mg/kg,q12h, PO; or 12 mg/kg, q8h, PO. Cats: 10-25 mg/kg, q24h, PO. Giardia Infection: Dogs: 12-15 mg/kg,q12h, PO, x 8 days. Cats: 17 mg/kg (1/3 tablet/cat), q24h, PO, x 8 days

Fish Zole (Metronidazole) 250 mg, 100 Tablets Fish Zole is useful in the control of "Hole-in-the-Head" and "Angle Problems" in Cichlid and Discus. For ornamental and aquarium fish only. Metronidazole Trade and Other Names Flagyl; many brands available Drug Class Antibacterial, antiparasitic, antiprotozoal Mechanism of Action and Clinical Use Disrupts DNA in organism via reaction with intracellular metabolite. Action is specific for anaerobic bacteria and protozoa. Resistance is rare. Active against some protozoa, including Giardia organisms; however, other drugs such as fenbendazole have been used for Giardia infection. Adverse Effects Most severe adverse effect is dose-related CNS toxicity. High doses have caused lethargy, CNS depression, ataxia, vomiting, and weakness. Metronidazole may be mutagenic. Contraindications , Precautions, and Drug Interactions Fetal abnormalities have not been demostrated in animals with recommended doses, but use with caution during pregnancy. Instructions for Use Metronidazole is one of the most commonly used drugs for anaerobic infections. It is effective for giardiasis; other drugs used for Giardia infection include albendazole, fenbendazole, and quinacrine. Maximum dose that should be administered is 50-65 mg/kg,q24h, in any species. Tablets have been broken or crushed for oral administration to cats; however, cats find these unpalatable. Small Animal Dosage Information Anaerobic Infection: Dogs: 15 mg/kg,q12h, PO; or 12 mg/kg, q8h, PO. Cats: 10-25 mg/kg, q24h, PO. Giardia Infection: Dogs: 12-15 mg/kg,q12h, PO, x 8 days. Cats: 17 mg/kg (1/3 tablet/cat), q24h, PO, x 8 days

Metronidazole Trade and Other NamesFlagyl; many brands available Drug ClassAntibacteria l, antiparasitic, antiprotozoal Mechanism of Action and Clinical UseDisrupts DNA in organism via reaction with intracellular metabolite. Action is specific for anaerobic bacteria and protozoa. Resistance is rare. Active against some protozoa, including Giardia organisms; however, other drugs such as fenbendazole have been used for Giardia infection. Adverse EffectsMost severe adverse effect is dose-related CNS toxicity. High doses have caused lethargy, CNS depression, ataxia, vomiting, and weakness. Metronidazole may be mutagenic. Contraindications , Precautions, and Drug InteractionsFetal abnormalities have not been demostrated in animals with recommended doses, but use with caution during pregnancy. Instructions for UseMetronidazole is one of the most commonly used drugs for anaerobic infections. It is effective for giardiasis; other drugs used for Giardia infection include albendazole, fenbendazole

Metronidazole Trade and Other NamesFlagyl; many brands available Drug ClassAntibacteria l, antiparasitic, antiprotozoal Mechanism of Action and Clinical UseDisrupts DNA in organism via reaction with intracellular metabolite. Action is specific for anaerobic bacteria and protozoa. Resistance is rare. Active against some protozoa, including Giardia organisms; however, other drugs such as fenbendazole have been used for Giardia infection. Adverse EffectsMost severe adverse effect is dose-related CNS toxicity. High doses have caused lethargy, CNS depression, ataxia, vomiting, and weakness. Metronidazole may be mutagenic. Contraindications , Precautions, and Drug InteractionsFetal abnormalities have not been demostrated in animals with recommended doses, but use with caution during pregnancy. Instructions for UseMetronidazole is one of the most commonly used drugs for anaerobic infections. It is effective for giardiasis; other drugs used for Giardia infection include albendazole, fenbendazole

Diphenhydramine is an antihistamine used in the treatment of allergies, insect bites or stings and other causes of itching. It is also used for its sedative and antiemetic effects in the treatment of motion sickness and travel anxiety. It is also used for its antitussive effect. Availability: Diphenhydramine is a non-prescription (OTC) product available as 25mg and 50mg tablets or capsules as well. How this medicine should be used: Diphenhydramine is FDA approved for external use in dogs and cats. Diphenhydramine oral and injectable is not FDA approved for use in veterinary medicine; however, it is a commonly accepted practice to use this medication in dogs and cats. The usual dose in dogs and cats is 0.5-2mg/pound every 8-12 hours. The slow release capsule should not be mixed or dissolved in food. Do not use diphenhydramine found in combination products containing sinus or cold medicine. What are the side effects: Side effects of diphenhydramine include drowsiness, dry mouth and urinary