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Guide to Veterinary Drugs for Human Consumption, Post-SHTF
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27 January 2013, 14:54 (This post was last modified: 27 January 2013, 14:57 by Prepper1.)
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27 January 2013, 17:15
Has anyone come across a list of human meds that are safe for pets? If such a thing exists
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27 January 2013, 18:19
Just out of interest, Doxycycline is prescribed as a malaria prophylactic by travel clinics. I had some last time I went to Botswana. So, if you want to stockpile some Doxycycline, feign a trip to the tropics and visit your local travel clinic.

I knew it was an antibiotic, but I didn't realise it could be substituted so readily for penicillin. Interesting point about the expiry dates though.
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27 January 2013, 20:25
(27 January 2013, 17:15)Metroyeti Wrote: Has anyone come across a list of human meds that are safe for pets? If such a thing exists

I think that most vets would be dead against the idea,... but many human medication can be used in smaller quantities,... but to be safe I would either google it, or visit a dog forum and ask, I know the question has come up before on a German Shepherd forum I used to visit, but I honestly cant remember the answers
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