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Doxycycline Monohydrate is an antibiotic, a semi-synthetic tetracycline drug, used in the treatment of various bacterial infections in dogs and cats. The medicine is used in the treatment of bacterial infections and tick-caused ailments in pets.

Doxycycline is an oral medicine, given according to the weight of the animal; it can be taken regardless of food. To reduce nausea, the medicine can be mixed with the food and then fed to the pet. Give plenty of water to your pet. Ask the vet about the diet to be given.

Most often, the side effects reported by administration of this drug to dogs, or cats, are:-
Nausea.
Vomiting.
Loss of appetite.

An overdose of this drug can result in vomiting, diarrhea, or anorexia, when your pet may refuse food. If any of these symptoms get worse, or bothersome, contact the vet at once

Not for use on humans

If you are giving 2 doses of this medicine to your pet, and forget to give one dose, you can give the missed dose to the pet if there is plenty of time left for the second dose; otherwise, leave the missed dose and go on to the next one.
If a single dose is being given to your pet, you can give it as soon as you remember. However, antibiotics work best, when a regular amount of the medicine stays in the bloodstream, so try to give the medicine regularly.

Doxycycline Monohydrate helps in treating bacterial infections by reducing the growth of drug-resisting bacteria in the body. It cannot work in viral infections.

Doxycycline medicine should be stored at a room temperature between 15oC-30oC, away from heat, light and dampness. The oral suspension, when stored at room temperature, should be used within a fortnight.

•Inform the veterinary doctor if your pet has a liver or kidney problem.
•It is recommended that this drug should not be given to pregnant or nursing animals, particularly in the initial months of pregnancy when the fetus is developing, as the tetracycline group of antibiotics are capable of retarding the skeletal structure of the fetus, and may cause yellowing of teeth in the unborn pup or kitten. It can be given in the latter half, if the vet considers this to be safe.
•Caution has to be used when giving this medicine to small animals.
•The tablet formulation has been found, at times, to cause injury to the esophagus in cats.
•As the Tetracycline group of antibiotics discolor deciduous teeth, puppies or kittens are usually not given Doxycyline.
•Usage of expired Doxycycline can seriously impair the kidneys of your pet, so safely discard the medicine when it is no longer required.
•Take care that your pet is not exposed to sunlight as this drug may make it more sensitive to sunlight or strong lights, and give it a sunburned skin.