HEALTH & HYGIENE

Intas Conaseb Antibacterial Antifungal Shampoo is a clinically formulated therapeutic shampoo for dogs and cats, designed to manage and prevent bacterial and fungal skin infections. Enriched with potent active ingredients, it effectively relieves itching, irritation, and discomfort while promoting healthy, shiny skin and coat. This shampoo is ideal for pets prone to dermatological conditions, including pyoderma and seborrhoeic dermatitis. Regular use helps maintain skin health, keeping your furry companion comfortable and infection-free. Recommended by veterinarians and backed by PᴇᴛsLɪғᴇsᴛʏʟᴇ and Vɪsʜɴᴜ Dᴜᴛᴛ Tʀɪᴘᴀᴛʜɪ | Pᴇᴛ Exᴘᴇʀᴛ, it is an essential addition to your pet care routine. Composition: Ketoconazole Chlorhexidine Cetrimide Class:Antibacterial – Antifungal Antiseptic Shampoo Indications / Uses: Fungal infections Pyoderma Seborrhoeic dermatitis Directions for Use: Mix the shampoo with a little water. Massage gently over your pet’s body. Leave on for 15 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Use once a week for 4 weeks or as directed by your veterinarian. Available Sizes & Price: 100mL – ₹363 (MRP ₹390) 200mL – ₹363 (MRP ₹390)

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D’mag is a maggoticidal spray that effectively repels flies and eliminates maggot infestations in wounds. It contains Gamma benzene hexachloride which is an organochloride insecticide along with proflavine and cetrimide which possess antiseptic properties. Composition: GAMMA BENZENE HEXACHLORIDE + PROFLAVINE HEMISULPHATE + CETRIMIDE Class: Maggoticidal Spray Indications/Uses  Helps in the prevention and treatment of maggot infestation in wounds. Directions for use: Clip the hair around the wound and clean the affected area using diluted povidone iodine solution. Then apply the spray 3-4 times a day or as directed by the veterinarian. Suitable for Dogs

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WHAT IS ZYMOPET? Zymopet is a veterinary anti-flatulence and carminative digestive drop manufactured by Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd. It is a liquid enzyme formulation delivered via a precision dropper bottle, designed to treat digestive discomfort, gas, bloating, and indigestion in dogs and cats. Zymopet combines digestive enzymes with carminative agents — addressing both the cause (incomplete digestion) and the symptom (trapped gas and bloating) simultaneously. COMPOSITION — PER 5ML Active Ingredient Amount Role Alpha (α) – Amylase I.P. 50.0 mg Breaks down complex carbohydrates and starches into digestible sugars In carminative base containing aromatic oils that relax intestinal smooth muscle and expel trapped gas. HOW ZYMOPET WORKS Alpha-Amylase — The Digestive EnzymeWhen dogs eat rice, roti, grain-based commercial food, or starchy vegetables, incomplete carbohydrate digestion leads to fermentation in the large intestine — producing gas, bloating, and flatulence. Alpha-Amylase ensures complete starch digestion before food reaches the large intestine, eliminating the fermentation that causes gas. Carminative BaseThe carminative base contains aromatic essential oils that relax the smooth muscle of the intestinal wall, allowing trapped gas bubbles to coalesce and be expelled naturally. This provides immediate symptomatic relief while the enzyme component addresses the underlying digestive insufficiency. WHEN VETERINARIANS RECOMMEND ZYMOPET Flatulence and Excessive GasDogs that produce excessive intestinal gas — causing discomfort, bloating, and frequent passing of gas — benefit significantly from Zymopet's dual enzyme and carminative action. Indigestion After Diet ChangesSudden changes in diet frequently cause temporary digestive disruption. Zymopet supports the digestive system during the transition period. Starchy or Grain-Heavy DietsIndian dogs fed primarily rice, roti, or grain-heavy commercial foods have a higher carbohydrate load than their digestive systems are optimised for. Zymopet's Alpha-Amylase compensates for this dietary pattern. Post-Antibiotic Digestive RecoveryAntibiotic courses disrupt gut flora and digestive enzyme activity. Zymopet helps restore normal digestive function during and after antibiotic treatment. HOW TO USE ZYMOPET Animal Suggested Dose Cats and small dogs (up to 10kg) 2.5ml twice daily Medium dogs (10–25kg) 5ml twice daily Large dogs (25kg+) 5–10ml twice daily Puppies 1–2.5ml twice daily Administer directly into the mouth or mix with food. Shake well before use. PRODUCT DETAILS Brand: Zymopet Manufacturer: Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Ahmedabad, India Active Ingredient: Alpha-Amylase with Carminative Base Form: Oral Drops with precision dropper Pack Size: 30ml Sold By: Pets Lifestyle — India's trusted online pet pharmacy FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS — ZYMOPET DIGESTIVE DROPS My dog passes a lot of gas and his stomach looks bloated. Can Zymopet help? ▼ Yes — excessive gas and bloating after meals are exactly what Zymopet is designed for. The Alpha-Amylase enzyme breaks down undigested starch before it ferments in the gut, while the carminative base helps expel any trapped gas. Most dogs show noticeable improvement within a few days of starting Zymopet. My dog eats rice and roti every day. Is that why he has gas problems? ▼ Very likely yes. Dogs are carnivores and their digestive systems are not optimised for high-starch diets like rice and roti. Incomplete starch digestion leads to fermentation in the large intestine — producing the gas and bloating you're seeing. Zymopet's Alpha-Amylase enzyme directly addresses this by completing the starch digestion process before fermentation can begin. Can I give Zymopet to my dog every day? ▼ Yes. For dogs on starchy diets, Zymopet can be given with every meal on an ongoing basis. It is a digestive enzyme supplement — not a medication — and is safe for regular daily use. If your dog's gas problem is severe or persistent, consult your vet to rule out any underlying digestive condition. I just changed my dog's food and now he has an upset stomach. Will Zymopet help? ▼ Yes. Diet transitions are one of the most common causes of temporary digestive upset in dogs. Zymopet helps the digestive system cope during the adjustment period. For best results, transition foods gradually over 7–10 days while giving Zymopet with each meal. Is Zymopet safe for puppies? ▼ Yes. Zymopet is safe for puppies transitioning from mother's milk to solid food — a period when digestive upset is very common. Give 1–2.5ml twice daily for puppies. The gentle enzyme formula supports the digestive transition safely without side effects.

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ABOUT KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION Kiskin Cream and Lotion by Intas is a veterinary topical skin treatment range for dogs and cats prescribed to address fungal infections, bacterial infections, inflammation, and associated skin conditions simultaneously. Both the cream and lotion contain the same four active ingredients — Clobetasol Propionate, Ofloxacin, Miconazole Nitrate, and Zinc Sulphate — manufactured by Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd and available in two application formats to suit different skin conditions and body areas. Kiskin Cream is available in a 20gm tube and is best suited for localised, dry, or scaly skin lesions where a cream base provides sustained contact at the treatment site. Kiskin Lotion is available in 30ml and 100ml bottles and is better suited for larger skin areas, thick-coated dogs, and body surfaces where a fluid formulation spreads and penetrates more effectively through the fur. KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION USES FOR DOGS AND CATS Kiskin Cream and Lotion are indicated for the following conditions: Eczematous dermatosis complicated by simultaneous bacterial and fungal infections on the skin surface. Allergic dermatitis with secondary bacterial or fungal involvement causing inflammation, redness, and persistent itching. Pyoderma — bacterial skin infection presenting as pustules, crusted lesions, and inflamed skin in dogs. Ringworm — circular, scaly, hair-loss patches caused by dermatophyte fungal infection in dogs and cats. Pruritus — intense and persistent itching caused by fungal, bacterial, or inflammatory skin conditions. Hot spots — areas of moist, rapidly developing inflamed and infected skin, commonly seen in thick-coated dog breeds. Wounds with secondary bacterial or fungal contamination requiring both antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory treatment. Yeast infections of the skin caused by Malassezia and Candida organisms in dogs and cats. Folliculitis — bacterial infection of the hair follicles presenting as papules, pustules, and crusting on the skin. Intertrigo — skin fold infections caused by friction and moisture accumulation in areas where skin surfaces overlap. COMPOSITION OF KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION Each gram or ml of Kiskin Cream and Lotion contains: Clobetasol Propionate — 0.025% w/v A potent topical corticosteroid that reduces inflammation and relieves itching by suppressing the arachidonic acid inflammatory pathway at the infection site. Controls the local immune response and prevents further tissue damage from sustained inflammation. Ofloxacin — 0.1% w/v A broad-spectrum fluoroquinolone antibiotic active against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. Eliminates bacterial infection by inhibiting bacterial DNA gyrase and topoisomerase IV — the enzymes required for bacterial DNA replication and survival. Miconazole Nitrate — 2.0% w/v An antifungal agent that destroys fungal organisms by disrupting the structural integrity of the fungal cell membrane through inhibition of ergosterol synthesis. Effective against Malassezia, Candida, and dermatophytes responsible for ringworm and yeast infections in dogs and cats. Zinc Sulphate — 3.0% w/v An astringent that tightens and protects damaged skin tissue, reduces weeping and discharge from inflamed or infected surfaces, and provides mild antiseptic support. Promotes skin barrier restoration and accelerates tissue recovery at the treatment site. CREAM OR LOTION — WHICH FORMAT IS RIGHT FOR YOUR DOG? Both formats contain the same active ingredients at identical concentrations. The choice depends on the nature and location of the skin condition. Kiskin Cream in a 20gm tube is suited for small, dry, localised lesions such as a specific patch of ringworm, a confined area of pyoderma, or a wound site requiring targeted treatment. The cream base maintains prolonged contact with the skin surface. Kiskin Lotion in 30ml or 100ml is suited for larger body areas, thick or long-coated dogs, multiple infection sites, or skin surfaces with active weeping and discharge. The lotion spreads quickly, penetrates through dense fur, and covers wider areas without leaving a heavy residue. Your veterinarian will advise the appropriate format, pack size, and treatment duration based on your pet's specific condition. HOW TO APPLY KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION Clean the affected area or wound thoroughly with a mild antiseptic solution and allow to dry completely. Part the fur to expose the infected skin surface directly before application. Apply Kiskin Cream or Lotion onto the affected area in a sufficient quantity to cover the entire infected surface. Massage gently until fully absorbed. Apply 3 to 4 times daily or as directed by your veterinarian. Fit an Elizabethan collar on the dog or cat immediately after application to prevent licking. Continue for the full prescribed treatment duration, even if symptoms appear to resolve before the course is complete. DOSAGE AND DURATION Apply 3 to 4 times daily after proper cleaning of the affected area or wound. Treatment duration is prescribed by your veterinarian based on the type and severity of the infection. Do not self-medicate beyond the recommended course. Long-term unsupervised use of corticosteroid-containing preparations can lead to skin thinning, hormonal effects, and reduced treatment response over time. PRECAUTIONS For external use only. Do not allow dogs or cats to ingest the cream or lotion. Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and open or bleeding wounds. In case of accidental ingestion, contact your veterinarian immediately. Safety during pregnancy or lactation has not been established by the manufacturer. Consult your veterinarian before use in pregnant or nursing animals. Discontinue use and consult a veterinarian if skin irritation worsens or new symptoms appear after application. Store at room temperature below 25°C in a cool dry place. Protect from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Strictly for veterinary use. Prescription required.  

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WHAT IS CEFPET TABLET 100MG? Cefpet Tablet 100mg is a prescription antibiotic tablet manufactured by Intas Pharmaceuticals, formulated with Cefpodoxime Proxetil — a third-generation cephalosporin. It is prescribed for small breed dogs, cats, and puppies where the 100mg dose achieves the correct therapeutic concentration. Effective against a broad spectrum of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. COMPOSITION Active Ingredient Strength Per Tablet Cefpodoxime Proxetil IP 100 mg WHAT CEFPET 100MG TREATS Skin and soft tissue infections — pyoderma, infected wounds, hot spots Respiratory tract infections — upper and lower Urinary tract infections (UTI) Gastrointestinal infections HOW CEFPODOXIME PROXETIL WORKS Cefpodoxime Proxetil is an orally administered prodrug that converts to its active form — cefpodoxime — after absorption. It kills bacteria by binding to penicillin-binding proteins and disrupting bacterial cell wall synthesis. As a third-generation cephalosporin it has a broader antibacterial spectrum than first-generation agents and achieves therapeutic concentrations in skin, respiratory, urinary, and gastrointestinal tissues. DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION Species Dose Frequency Route Dogs 5–10 mg/kg body weight Once daily Oral Cats 5–10 mg/kg body weight Once daily (dose adjustment may be needed) Oral Always administer with food — Cefpodoxime absorption is significantly enhanced when given with a meal containing fat. Administer at the same time each day to maintain consistent blood levels. CEFPET 100MG VS CEFPET XL 200MG — WHICH ONE? The correct variant is determined entirely by body weight. The therapeutic dose for Cefpodoxime is 5–10 mg per kg. Cefpet 100mg is appropriate for small dogs and cats where this dose delivers the correct therapeutic concentration. For medium to large breed dogs, Cefpet XL 200mg achieves the required dose accurately in a single tablet. Never substitute one strength for another without veterinary guidance. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Prescription required Complete the full antibiotic course — do not stop early even if your pet appears recovered Not for animals with known hypersensitivity to cephalosporin or beta-lactam antibiotics Inform your vet of all current medications before starting this course Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight Keep out of reach of children and other animals Sold By: Pets Lifestyle — India's trusted online pet pharmacy Frequently Asked Questions — Cefpet 100mg for Dogs & Cats What is Cefpet 100mg used for in dogs and cats? ▼ Cefpet 100mg contains Cefpodoxime Proxetil — a third-generation cephalosporin antibiotic by Intas Pharmaceuticals. It is prescribed for bacterial infections in dogs and cats including skin and soft tissue infections, respiratory tract infections, urinary tract infections, and gastrointestinal infections. Prescription required. Which pets is Cefpet 100mg most suitable for? ▼ Cefpet 100mg is typically prescribed for small breed dogs, cats, and puppies where the 100mg dose achieves the correct therapeutic concentration of 5–10 mg/kg body weight. For medium and large breed dogs requiring a higher absolute dose, Cefpet XL 200mg is the appropriate choice. Your vet determines the correct variant based on your pet's current body weight. Should Cefpet 100mg be given with food? ▼ Always give with food. Cefpodoxime Proxetil absorption is significantly enhanced when administered with a meal — particularly one containing fat. Giving on an empty stomach reduces drug bioavailability and increases the chance of gastrointestinal side effects. If your pet refuses the tablet, conceal it in a small piece of food and confirm the full tablet has been consumed. How many times a day should Cefpet 100mg be given? ▼ Cefpodoxime is typically administered once daily in dogs and cats — one of its clinical advantages over older cephalosporins that require twice or three times daily dosing. Once daily dosing improves owner compliance and reduces the chance of missed doses. Your vet will confirm the exact frequency based on the infection type and severity. Can I stop Cefpet 100mg early if my pet looks better? ▼ No — complete the full antibiotic course your vet prescribed even if your pet appears fully recovered. Clinical improvement typically appears before the infection is bacteriologically cleared. Stopping early allows surviving — often more resistant — bacteria to multiply and re-establish the infection in a harder-to-treat form. Always finish every dose.

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Presentation:  200 ml bottle with 10 ml measuring cap Ingredients & Composition: Each 10 ml of ZipVit Syrup contains Vitamin A Palmitate            1000 IUVitamin D3                            80 IUVitamin E                              5 IUVitamin B1                            2 mgVitamin B2                            2 mgVitamin B3 (Niacin)                        10 mgVitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid)     10 mgVitamin B6                            2 mgFolic Acid                              1 mgVitamin B12                          5 mcgCholine                                  60 mgL Threonine                          26 mgL Valine                                 30 mgL Methionine                       12 mgL Isoleucine                          16 mgL Leucine                              20 mgL Phenyl alanine                  22 mgL Tryptophan                        10 mgL Lysine                                 44 mgL Arginine                             65 mgL Histidine                            10 mgL Carnitine                            20 mgOrnithine                               8 mgL Cystine                               4 mgTaurine                                  50 mgAqueous base                       q.s.Contains approved flavours and colouring agents Indication / Uses: ZipVit syrup is indicated for • Debilitated pets or Debility in general• Anorexia• Boosts immunity• During all phases of pregnancy• Optimizes Growth in Puppies and Kittens• For Show animals/ Breeding stock or Animal Sport• In convalescence and recovery period post anti-infective, post-operative care and post-deworming Dosage and administration: Zipvit Syrup Dogs and cats:  0.5 ml / kg bodyweight twice daily Pregnant and lactating dogs, cats, and their young ones:  2 ml / 3 kg Bodyweight twice daily. Birds:  0.2 ml/ bird twice daily (Considering b.wt. 500 gm per bird)

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Marbofloxacin Tablets Presentation:  Pack of Strip of 5 Tablets Ingredients & Composition: Each Marbomet tablet contains Marbofloxacin          50 mg Indication / Uses: Marbomet / Marbofloxacin tablet is indicated for/in Urinary tract infections Respiratory tract infections Soft-tissue infections Skin infections Dosage and administration: 2 – 5 mg/kg body weight, administered orally once a day Species: Dogs (For cats consult your veterinarian).

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Presentation:  100 ml and 200 ml bottle Ingredients & Composition: Micodin shampoo contains: Chlorhexidine gluconate   2% w/vMiconazole nitrate    2% w/v Indication / Uses: Micodin/Mycodin medicated shampoo is indicated for • Seborrheic dermatitis• Malassezia pachydermatis (Staphylococcus)• Pruritus,• Erthyma,• Exudation, Scaly, Greasy and Smelly skin.• As an adjunct to topical therapy in Pyoderma and Demodicosis. Dosage and administration: Apply sufficient shampoo to create a rich lather over the entire body. Allow it to remain on coat for 5 to 10 min. And then rinse thoroughly with clean water. Can be repeated initially two to three times a week for 4 weeks, then reducing to once a week.

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Ceftriaxone Tazobactam Injection Presentation:  Combipack of 562.50 mg with 5 ml sterile WFI 5 ml disposable syringe and 22G needle Ingredients & Composition: Each Intacef Tazo PET Injection Vial containsCeftriaxone Sodium IP equivalent to Ceftriaxone          500 mgTazobactam sodium equivalent to Tazobactam USP     62.5 mg Indication / Uses: Ceftriaxone Tazobactam / Intacef Tazo PET injection is indicated for/in• Lower respiratory tract infections• Acute bacterial otitis media• Skin infection• Bacterial septicaemia• Bone and joint infections• Intra-abdominal infections• Surgical prophylaxis• Meningitis• Pelvic inflammatory disease Dosage: Dog : 15-25mg/kgb.wt. Daily for 3-5days via I.M. or I.V. route.

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Presentation:  50 ml spray bottle pack with nozzle Ingredients & Composition: Takfa Pet spray contains Tacrolimus    0.02% w/vAlpha tocopherol  0.06% w/v Indication / Uses: Takfa Pet spray is indicated for Canine atopic dermatitis (management and treatment) Perianal fistula Pododermatitis of allergic origin Dosage and administration: Takfa Pet spray is for topical use in pets. It should be sprayed liberally twice daily. Use twice daily till symptoms disappear. Always consult your veterinarian. The dosage and duration of the treatment depend on the condition being treated and the response.

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 Ceftriaxone Injection  Presentation:  500 mg vial with WFI (water for injection) Ingredients & Composition: Each Intacef  PET Injection Vial contains Ceftriaxone Sodium IP equivalent to Ceftriaxone          500 mg Indication / Uses: Ceftriaxone / Intacef  PET injection is indicated Pre and post Surgical procedures Skin and soft tissue infections Respiratory tract infections Uro-genital tract infections Joint infections Intra-abdominal infections Meningitis Dosage and administration: Dogs:15-25 mg/kg b.wt. Daily for 3 to 5 days via I.M. or I.V. route.

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Cefpet CLV 325 is a combination antibiotic tablet by Intas Pharmaceuticals containing Cefpodoxime Proxetil and Potassium Clavulanate. It combines a third-generation cephalosporin with a beta-lactamase inhibitor — specifically designed for bacterial infections that involve organisms resistant to standard cefpodoxime treatment. It is indicated for dogs and cats and requires a valid veterinary prescription. Composition Active Ingredient Strength per Tablet Cefpodoxime Proxetil 200mg Potassium Clavulanate 125mg Indications — What Cefpet CLV 325 Treats Cefpet CLV 325 is prescribed for the following bacterial infections in dogs and cats: Skin and soft tissue infections — including deep pyoderma and infected wounds Perioperative surgical care — prevention and treatment of post-surgical bacterial infections Gastrointestinal infections Urinary tract infections (UTI) Upper respiratory tract infections Lower respiratory tract infections How Cefpet CLV 325 Works Cefpodoxime Proxetil is a third-generation cephalosporin that kills bacteria by inhibiting bacterial cell wall synthesis. However, certain bacteria produce beta-lactamase enzymes that break down and inactivate standard cephalosporin antibiotics — making them ineffective against resistant strains. Potassium Clavulanate is a beta-lactamase inhibitor. It binds irreversibly to these enzymes, blocking them before they can destroy the Cefpodoxime. This restores and extends the antibacterial activity of Cefpodoxime against resistant organisms. The combination is therefore effective in cases where plain Cefpodoxime has failed or where beta-lactamase-producing bacteria are suspected or confirmed. Dosage and Administration Species Dose (Cefpodoxime component) Frequency Route Dogs 5–10 mg/kg body weight Once daily Oral Cats 5–10 mg/kg body weight (consult vet for adjustment) Once daily Oral Always administer with food — Cefpodoxime absorption is significantly enhanced with a fatty meal, and Clavulanate can cause gastrointestinal upset when given on an empty stomach. Weigh your pet before starting the course. Complete every dose of the prescribed course — stopping early with a beta-lactamase inhibitor combination is particularly risky as it selects for resistant bacterial populations. When Is Cefpet CLV 325 Prescribed Instead of Plain Cefpet? Your vet will prescribe Cefpet CLV 325 when: A bacterial infection has not responded adequately to plain Cefpodoxime (Cefpet 100mg or XL) Culture and sensitivity testing identifies a beta-lactamase-producing organism The infection type — deep skin infection, surgical wound, or recurrent UTI — is known to commonly involve resistant bacteria It is a targeted second-step antibiotic. It is not a first-line treatment for all infections — your vet's diagnosis and prescription determines whether the combination is appropriate for your pet's specific case. Important Information Prescription required — valid veterinary prescription must be provided at the time of order For oral use in dogs and cats only Do not stop the antibiotic course early even if your pet appears to have recovered Not for use in animals with known hypersensitivity to cephalosporin, penicillin, or beta-lactam antibiotics Inform your vet of all current medications before starting this course Sold By: Pets Lifestyle — India's trusted online pet pharmacy Frequently Asked Questions — Cefpet CLV 325 for Dogs What is Cefpet CLV 325 and what does it treat? ▼ Cefpet CLV 325 is a combination antibiotic tablet by Intas Pharmaceuticals containing Cefpodoxime and Clavulanate. Cefpodoxime is a third-generation cephalosporin that kills bacteria by disrupting cell wall synthesis. Clavulanate is a beta-lactamase inhibitor — it blocks the enzyme that certain resistant bacteria use to inactivate cephalosporin antibiotics. Together, the combination is effective against bacterial infections caused by organisms that have developed resistance to standard cefpodoxime alone, including complicated skin infections, wound infections, and urinary tract infections in dogs. Why is Clavulanate added to Cefpodoxime in Cefpet CLV? ▼ Some bacteria produce beta-lactamase enzymes that break down cephalosporin antibiotics, making standard antibiotic treatment ineffective. Clavulanate binds to and irreversibly inhibits these beta-lactamase enzymes, protecting Cefpodoxime from being destroyed. This restores and extends antibacterial activity against resistant strains. Cefpet CLV 325 is therefore prescribed when a bacterial infection has not responded to plain cefpodoxime, or when the infecting organism is known to be beta-lactamase-producing. When does a vet prescribe Cefpet CLV 325 instead of plain Cefpet? ▼ Your vet will prescribe Cefpet CLV 325 when a bacterial infection has not responded adequately to standard cefpodoxime treatment, when culture and sensitivity testing identifies a beta-lactamase-producing organism, or when the infection type — such as deep skin infections, complicated wound infections, or recurrent urinary tract infections — is known to commonly involve resistant bacteria. It is a targeted second-step antibiotic, not a first-line choice for all infections. Should Cefpet CLV 325 be given with food? ▼ Yes — always administer with food. Cefpodoxime absorption is significantly enhanced when given with a fatty meal. Clavulanate can cause gastrointestinal upset on an empty stomach. Giving with food reduces the risk of nausea, vomiting, and loose stools — the most commonly reported side effects with this combination. Maintain consistent dosing times each day to keep blood levels stable throughout the treatment course. How long is a typical Cefpet CLV 325 treatment course? ▼ Course length depends on the infection type and depth. Superficial skin infections typically require 5–7 days. Deep or recurrent skin infections may need 4–6 weeks or longer. Urinary tract infections are generally treated for 5–10 days. Your vet may request a follow-up culture after initial treatment to confirm bacterial clearance before stopping the course. Never stop early — completing the full course is critical to prevent resistance development. Can Cefpet CLV 325 be used in cats? ▼ Cefpet CLV 325 is labelled for dogs. Use in cats requires explicit veterinary guidance — cats metabolise certain drug combinations differently from dogs and are more sensitive to gastrointestinal side effects from clavulanate-containing products. Do not administer a dog-labelled combination antibiotic to a cat without your vet confirming the correct species-appropriate dose and frequency.

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