Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 7:52 pm
Baytril can be administered by injection or orally, each method has its own pros and cons. I've read it tastes awful, and if admistered with a tube, one has to be careful not to get it down the esophagus (could lead to choking). The dosage has to also be determined (a vet would be your best bet to do this). Injections, on the other hand are painful and necrotic (damages the healthy tissue around the injection site).
Some people have been given instructions by their vets on how to administer injections along with the meds and needles. Perhaps you should ask you vet about the merits of each method, and if injections are still considered to be the way to go, you could be shown what to do.
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