Can you please tell me if the Tylan powder is for use with dogs?
190334
Yes it is. I was told by my senior dog's veterinarian that while tylan powder was created for use for pigs and chickens it has been found safe to use in dogs with no side effects. This is the same product I was buying from my vet for less than half the price! My 14+ yr old dog has been on it for 7 months with fantastic results. The other medications gave him side effects so this was what was recommended.
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For information on use in dogs, see the following.* Treating Canine Diarrhea With Tylan - http://www.vetinfo.com/canine-diarrhea-tylan.html#b* SID/SIBO/EPI/ARD - http://www.epi4dogs.com/sidsibo.htm
1898001
Its in powder form. You can mix it with their soft food. If you don't feed soft food, you can try mixing it with salmon oil. That's what I did for my dogs and they licked it all up.
1315889
you have to talk with your vet. the ingredients on same for dogs and humans is not identical, the differences may not be beneficial to your dog.
83499
As far as I know, there is only one Tylan and it is often used for dog's with diarrhea
1646914
No on their website it is certified organic and it is purely argan oil made from the seed of a tree in Morocco. 100% and no additives. Can't think of any reason it would ever be tested on animals.
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Tylan is NOT listed as an ingredient. Listed ingregients are: Cranberry Powder, Oregon Grape Root, Marshmellow Root....330mgs. and inactive ingredient: 100% Chicken Liver. That's all the listed ingredients, hope this helps.
59649
I don't see why not. As long as your dog can tolerate cheese the product can be sprinkled over anything. I have two york use and I merely decant the powder into an empty clean spice shaker and sprinkle it onto their food every night. No problem with taste or tolerance.
84843
This is an herbal product. IMO, if the dog is benefited by normal usage, It should be OK.
295391
It has permethin in it and if you spray and get direct contact it kills the mites. I do not know if it safe for animals.
1710787
I have ordered Tylan thru Amazon (from the same supplier) twice. The powder in each container was the same pale shade of yellow. The Tylan that was dispensed by your vet's office may have been compounded with cornstarch to lessen the bitterness. If that's the case, it also means that the 'strength' of the powder was diluted. And you probably paid twice as much for it. Just a guess..
532800
Tylan is an antibiotic. It can cause the teeth to turn yellow when used in young animals.
1049847
Mam, We got rid of our dogs food and everything. We ended up having to put him down, a very hard decision. I will say the time he was on the Neutricks it did really seem to help him a lot, in NO way am I am I implying anything negative toward the product. Wish I had known about it years ago for our ageing shih Tzu. Your can find the product on the net. I do know some of the ingredients in Neutricks were mentioned by our vet. Give it a try, you'll see the difference for yourself.
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OK, as far as I know, there is no yucca or papain in the PETZ LIFE product. (I was most disppointed when Solid Gold stopped carrying the Yucca. It was a great product.). It lists..distilled water, grain alcohol, peppermint oil, etc (see someone answered this). My first dog would not let me spray his mouth with it (had to use the gel). My second dog doesn't mind it, @ all. If I were making this product, myself, it is pretty much as i would formulate it. Any questions, you should call them. I talked to them on the phone, one time, and they were very friendly and helpful. 1-888-453-4682. OK, as far as I know, there is no yucca or papain in the PETZ LIFE product. (I was most disppointed when Solid Gold stopped carrying the Yucca. It was a great product.). It lists..distilled water, grain alcohol, peppermint oil, etc (see someone answered this). My first dog would not let me spray his mouth with it (had to use the gel). My second dog doesn't mind it, @ all. If I were making this product, myself, it is pretty much as i would formulate it. Any questions, you should call them. I talked to them on the phone, one time, and they were very friendly and helpful. 1-888-453-4682.
1177558
Yes, it' safe. Not sure how effective it is though! It is no longer effective on my animals :(
790882
not that i know of; on the label I saw, that it can be safe or diabetics so I don't think it would be used on animals. if you like you can go to walmart because they sell it an see if it says so on the label. On the website it shows where this product is sold. Hope this helps!
1645818
Yes, but you have to look up the proper dosage. I have used it on my dogs for years.
228049
I really cannot say... unfortunately... I do agree though that it is not good for your pets. I've bought others from the hardware store that didn't work as well for me... but, you can give it a try... I'm not sure what the difference is... but, I bought the little pills too and through them under the house... I think they and the powder have sugar in them... to attract the bugs into eating it.. Sorry... if I get my son to get the bottle out of the garage, I'll look...