When an animal becomes ill, choosing a medicine without a proper assessment can delay appropriate care. A veterinarian or qualified animal-health worker can help identify the problem and advise whether treatment is needed.
Always check that a veterinary medicine is intended for the animal and condition in question. Read and follow the approved product label, including directions for use, storage and any stated precautions. Do not share prescription medicines between animals or change a treatment plan without professional advice.
Responsible use supports animal welfare and helps protect the effectiveness of veterinary medicines. If symptoms persist or worsen, contact an animal-health professional promptly.