maggiebuns
Warren Scout
:wave: can anyone tell me please, how long it takes baytril to start working, thank you.
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baytril
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silver jedi
Young Bun
hi, jedi was prescribed this for an abcess in his ear, i definatley saw a massive improvement around day three to four but the difference in his behavouir came before the difference in appearance of the abcess, we are still treating it but i have confidence in it now , he is a baby coming up to 4 months and has grown alot in the last few days also.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Depends what the Baytril is being used to treat ?
maggiebuns
Warren Scout
thanks jedi and jane, coco's got a miner ear infection, last friday i could tell something wasn't quite right with him so off to the vets, vet found a few ear mites and a bit of inflamation in his ear, so she put him on a course of baytril, he was also loseing his balance (not actualy falling over but wobbly ) when he binkyed so as a precaution she also put him on panacur,she did mention EC. he seems a bit better as he's started eating his pellets again with gusto, last week he would only eat hay and herbs, i did think it might have been his teeth, but she checked them and said they were fine, his back at vets in 2 weeks for the next course of zeno 450 for the mites.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Is he on any anti-inflammatory analgesia too, ear infections are very painful
maggiebuns
Warren Scout
thanks jane, his not had any anti-inflamertry,
all he had was panacur
xeno 450
baytril
baytril injection and vomend injection (as he was not eating properly)
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all he had was panacur
xeno 450
baytril
baytril injection and vomend injection (as he was not eating properly)
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
I would certainly expect pain relief to be prescribed. I see no reason to withold it
maggiebuns
Warren Scout
jane, the vet didn't mention pain relief, i know i should have mentioned it to her i just never thought as i was so worried about him, his had the baytril now for 4 days and i've seen some improvement, tonight when i came home from work, he dived into his pellets first time since fri/sat and now running round the kitchen, xxxx
i just never thought as i was so worried about him, his had the baytril now for 4 days and i've seen some improvement, tonight when i came home from work, he dived into his pellets first time since fri/sat and now running round the kitchen, xxxx
