See your vet immediately if your cat exhibits any of these symptoms:
- Lethargy or unusual sleepiness Loss of appetite Persistent coughing or sneezing Difficulty breathing Eye or nasal discharge Skin lesions or abscesses Diarrhea or vomiting High fever (check with a thermometer) Limping or swelling in joints
Common Bacterial Infections Responding to Clavamox
Clavamox, an antibiotic, effectively combats many bacterial infections. These include:
Upper respiratory infections (URI) Skin infections Abscesses Wound infections Certain urinary tract infections
Important Considerations Before Administering Clavamox
Clavamox is a prescription medication. Always obtain it from your veterinarian after a proper diagnosis. Never self-medicate your cat. Follow the vet’s dosage instructions precisely. Report any adverse reactions to your veterinarian immediately. Some cats may experience digestive upset as a side effect.
