Can you use this in Veterinary Practice?
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I don't see why not... Since it has the tunable diaphragm, the pitches of sounds you hear will change with the amount of pressure applied to the stethoscope head. Based on that, a stethoscope that would have both chest pieces may be better? I think it would just be personal preference. It has 27" tubing, if you are in large animal practice. A longer stethoscope may be desired, but that would still be personal preference. I am a registered nurse, but have used it on my dogs, both large & small, & I was satisfied with results. Hope this helps :)
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It will work very well. I not only use it for the horse pills I have to give to my cat, I use it for my lab mix as well. It's is just magic for me when I give oral meds to my pets. You just have to remember to keep their head straight when you tilt it up. That then keeps their throat is straight. That makes very simple to get any size pill down your pet's throat.
1441567
I'm veterinary and from work is a very good device to clinically examine ears, eardrums of my patients. I tested in adults and people also noticed to be very good!
1894325
Yes, you can use it. However, if your problem is not a fungus, it will have not affect.
792002
No, you do not need a prescription. It is recommended by many veterinarians.
84843
This is an herbal product. IMO, if the dog is benefited by normal usage, It should be OK.
362486
Thank you for contacting us. It use to be sold only through vets but it has become an over the counter item. We are owned by a licensed vet and we buy from the manufacturer.
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See other answers. Re the caveat "animal use only" human buyer beware, but: helps clean my laundry stains, ring-around-the collar, and odor. Also, cf "equate" first aid antiseptic--1 per cent "available iodine."
1109716
In larger doses, or over an extended period of time. It's considered safe for pets and humans, but use it safely.
434227
My pups are 4 and 5 human years so I would say yes. Not sure I would use it in a pup younger than 1 without a Vets ok.
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Not necessarily. You should never use any human medication on a pet without checking with a veterinarian. If your dog's eyes are irritated, there could be a number of serious conditions present, which you should have checked.
1520560
Just like prescription drugs, there are off label uses. As an antibiotic it is usable on dogs. Don't use it on puppies as it can yellow their teeth.
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I think they could. I like it because it doesn't track. My vet recommended it.
327343
Yes it can. We have used it for many many years. However, it MUST be diluted to the proper strength and it is NOT water soluble. So you must buy a solution to suspend it in for measure. Especially for small dogs.
253887
That will depend entirely on the essential oil you use. The unit itself is safe of course. Research the oils you use and double check with your vet.
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I have only ever given this to our dogs. Cats are a whole different story. I would assume a syringe would be your best bet. It's supposed to be 'flavored', but that doesn't mean anything to cats. :)
575704
Yes you can use it for anything and it is great to keep track of your pet's weight. I keep track of our Doberman's weight every week.