Sentry HC Dog Hot Spot Skin Medication for Dogs
Highly effective hot spot treatment for dogs.
The Fluoxetine HCl compounded drug shows mixed results with pets, with some reporting significant improvements and others experiencing negative side effects. The flavor and administration method seem to be critical factors in its effectiveness.
Digestive problems and personality changes
Prevention: Monitor closely after starting dosage, consult vet if changes occur.
Refusal to eat
Prevention: Use cheese alternative meds for pets.
Pets may show significant improvement in behavioral issues
Flavored options make it easier to give medication
This medicine caused negative side effects in some pets, including digestive issues and vomiting
Pets refused to take the medication due to unpleasant taste; flavors not always as expected.
Tip: Mix with high-value treats
Difficulty in administering the medication, especially with picky eaters.
Tip: Burrito method
The medication is expensive and may not be worth it if the pet refuses to take it.
Factors: Pets' acceptance, Taste preference, Digestive tolerance
Seems Good.
Higher tendency for medication to mushrooms is found effective.
"We started giving this to our cat in the unflavored form and he hated it, often spitting it right back up. We got it in the chicken marshmallow flavor through the Chewy pharmacy and it has made all the difference in the world. He actually seems to look forward to it (still followed with a treat, o..."
"She noticed the bitter taste immediately and refused to eat. She got sick when I gave it to her orally vs mixed in her food. We have to switch to capsules and hide in her kibble."
Pet owners should consult with their veterinarians to weigh the benefits and potential side effects before trying this medication. The effectiveness seems to depend on the pet's individual response and the administration method.