Are these pills scored? Zyrtec is but most generics that I have found are not. I need this for a pet and have to administer 1/2 a pill.
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I just checked. No they are not scored. I agree with the other assessments. They can be broken or cut easily
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I purchased a bottle containing 370 tablets and the tablets are not scored. (I do not remember from whom I made this purchase ... but since this question came through amazon.com ... I must have purchased them on line through Amazon.)
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Cetirizine 10mg are not scored. However their oblong shaped cuts well will a pill cutter or a sharp knife.
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The chewable tablets are scored down the middle so you can snap them in half. I would use 1 and 1/2 tab. At first, my dog wouldn't eat them, but now he loves them - like a treat. If you have the non-chewable pills, get a pill splitter. If this dosage doesn't seem to be enough, then up it to 2. . Hope this helps!
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I have never taken Allegra so cannot really compare but I can say that I took the name brand comparison of this product (Zyrtec) for many years and notice no difference between the generic and name brand products. However, WebMD says they are very comparable and many other sources suggest it is just a personal preference and what works best for your body when comparing Allegra (aller fex) to Zyrtec(aller-tec)
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All I can say is my dog chewed on these for 6 months and loved then. One day she sounded like she was choking and I rushed her to the emergency vet but by time we arrived she was fine. I gave her another one a few days later and she did same thing. Vet said she could have an allergy and put her on Zyrtec. I have not given her this item since and have had no further episodes.
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I was using Connectin powder for my 8# chihuahua, so didn't need to use as much as you do. So I never compared the cost per serving between the powder and pill form.
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They are about nickel-size, about 1/8 inch thick and not scored. It says to give more than one a day, but I only give one. My dog takes them with no prompting and she HATES medicine.
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That is what is recommended and that's what I do, but I have always had smaller dogs (largest being about 30 lbs.) It does seem like a lot per dog but they are relatively inexpensive and a 1000 tablet bottle will last a long time. I currently have 9 dogs and give 13 pills daily and a bottle lasts me about 3 months. The product really does work I have used it for over 25 years and only once in all those years did I ever have a flea problem and I have always have multiple dogs (anywhere from 5 to 13 at any given time) and also live in a rural wooded area. I swear by them and I think it would be worthwhile giving them a try. They also improve coat and skin conditions. Hope I was of some help to you.
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I used this powder for my 2 dogs. I mixed it with their food. I hadn't compared the cost between this and a pill form however I recently switched over to tablets because it was easier to determine whether they received the amount they each needed since they share the same food bowl, one dog is 100 lbs and the other is 64 lbs.
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There is a Dasuquin for small dogs. I would use that instead of breaking pills to make sure you have the proper dose for your dogs weight.
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No, it's not true. shame on your vet. My vet TOLD me to get her follow up dosages through the internet because it's cheaper. The vet just wants the markup.
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My vet recommended the PHYCO-MAX, not just the PHYCO. She is 80lbs and takes two tablets per day. I can't really tell if she is better with the other medicines she takes, but I have always trusted my vet. Sorry that I can't be more help.
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Hi JoAnne:Funny, but my my vet suggested buying it online as it's less expensive due to overhead costs as they can't buy in bulk. Thus, I would assume it is the same. All I can say is that I know it works. Maybe time for a new vet?
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As far as I know, the large capsules are for dogs, while the small ones are for cats. I also notice that they do not offer the larger capsules in the 90 capsule amount. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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I give these tablets (Adenosyl 425) to my dog daily, but as a whole pill. The pills are coated so they are designed to be swallowed whole. I can see why you would asked that question as these pills are solid and I do not see why they could not be chewed. It would only matter to the dog I think as to the taste of the pill.
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Yes, very! They are actually scored so you can tear them into halves, fourths, etc. Would be perfect for that! I will even use them to give pills (small ones). I'll hollow out a little hole, put the pill in, and my dogs just eat them up. : )
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I'm not sure. My vet recommended this for my dog, but they only had the tablets. My dog did not like he taste of the tablets and I had to mix them with food. This is the same only in the chew tab. My dog loves it. He eats 1/2 tab daily. It was a lot cheaper on Amazon than from my vet. I believe it's from the manufacture. Hope this helps.
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The ingredients should be on the label. As with any over the counter med. check with your doctor. I didn't take this I gave it to my dog. It works.