Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats

Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats

Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats

PRESCRIPTION NEEDED (Pom-V)

What Ronaxan Tablets for Dogs and Cats Are For

Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats are prescription antibiotics. Vets use them to treat infections caused by bacteria that are sensitive to doxycycline.

Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats may be prescribed for:

• Respiratory infections, such as bronchitis or pneumonia

• Some skin and soft tissue infections

• Certain urinary tract infections

• Tick-borne infections, where doxycycline is recommended

• Other confirmed doxycycline-sensitive infections

Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats work only against bacteria. They do not treat viral, fungal or parasitic problems.

Benefits of Ronaxan Tablets for Dogs and Cats

Used exactly as your vet advises, Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats can:

• ✔ Help clear many common bacterial infections

• ✔ Reduce fever, discomfort and inflammation linked to infection

• ✔ Support faster recovery alongside good nursing care

• ✔ Offer two strengths for accurate, weight-based dosing

• ✔ Provide scored tablets that are easy to split where advised

As infection settles, pets on Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats often show better appetite, more energy and improved overall comfort.

How Ronaxan Tablets for Dogs and Cats Work

Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats contain doxycycline, a tetracycline antibiotic.

Doxycycline:

• Enters bacterial cells

• Blocks protein production inside the bacteria

• Stops bacteria from growing and multiplying

This helps your pet’s immune system clear the infection more effectively. For best results, Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats must be given at the correct dose and for the full prescribed course.

Product Options – Ronaxan Tablets for Dogs and Cats

All of the following sit under this single product as variations:

• Ronaxan 20 mg Tablets for Dogs and Cats 1 x 50

• Ronaxan 100 mg Tablets for Dogs and Cats 1 x 50

Your vet will specify on the prescription:

• Which strength of Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats to use

• How many tablets or part-tablets to give per dose

• How many times per day to give each dose

• How long the course should last

Always order the exact strength and pack size of Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats shown on your written prescription.

How to Give Ronaxan Tablets for Dogs and Cats

Always follow your vet’s instructions and the label on the pack. General guidance:

• Give the exact number of Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats prescribed

• Your vet will tell you how many times each day to dose

• Tablets are usually given with or shortly after food, unless your vet advises otherwise

• You can give the tablet directly or hide it in a small treat

• Make sure your pet swallows the full tablet or tablet portion

Try to give Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats at the same times each day.

If you miss a dose:

• Do not double the next dose

• Contact your vet for advice on the safest way to continue

Course Length and Follow-Up

It is very important to finish the full course of Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats, even if your pet seems better after a few days. Stopping early can:

• Leave some bacteria alive

• Increase the risk of the infection returning

• Contribute to antibiotic resistance

Your vet may arrange a check-up, especially for deep or long-standing infections.

Contact your vet promptly if:

• Signs worsen after starting Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats

• There is no improvement in the timescale your vet has given

• New or worrying signs appear during treatment

Safety Information for Ronaxan Tablets for Dogs and Cats

Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats are a POM-V medicine and must only be used:

• For the animal named on the prescription

• At the dose and schedule set by your vet

Important points:

• Do not share Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats between pets

• Tell your vet about all other medicines or supplements your pet receives

• Inform your vet if your pet has liver or kidney problems, swallowing issues or a history of stomach upset

Possible side effects of Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats can include:

• Mild vomiting or diarrhoea

• Reduced appetite in some animals

Contact your vet immediately if you notice:

• Persistent vomiting or diarrhoea

• Marked lethargy, weakness or collapse

• Breathing changes, facial swelling or any sudden severe reaction

People giving Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats should wash their hands after handling. If you know you are sensitive to antibiotics, you may wish to avoid direct contact with broken tablets.

Storage and Disposal

• Store Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats in the original packaging

• Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

• Keep out of sight and reach of children and other animals

• Do not use after the expiry date shown on the pack

Return any unused or expired Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats to your vet or pharmacist for safe disposal. Do not throw veterinary antibiotics into household waste.

Used exactly as your vet directs, Ronaxan tablets for dogs and cats can play an important role in clearing bacterial infections and supporting a comfortable recovery.

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