Fishbiotics SMZ-TMP or Aqua SMZ-TMP

[KClivlaughlove]

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I think that is this:
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Which means:
40 mg sulfamethoxazole per ml
8 mg trimethoprim per ml.

If she was getting 1.3 ml of the 240/5 stuff, she was getting:
1.3 x 40 = 52 mg sulfamethoxazole
1.3 x 8 = 10.4 mg trimethoprim

If you take 1 of these and mix it with 20 ml of a suspension syrup, you will have the exact same thing that the vet sells you.
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https://www.amazon.com/Ora-Blend-Fl...sc=1&msclkid=b195c582c7851e652e91a0fd4c0cf6ba
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https://www.amazon.com/LEETOYI-Porc...605-8aef-d020a7c62b5e&pd_rd_i=B08GKD19WX&th=1
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Can I use this one...I can get it tomorrow (desperately needed at this point). The other in the image you provided states delivery not until next Wednesday a week and 2 days! She'll never make it that long.
Are these 2 the same thing with exception one is sweetened?

 

[casportpony]

I think you can use calcium gluconate (230 mg/ml) instead of calcium glubonate (200 mg/ml). The dose shown above (0.5 ml) is 100 mg.

The 23% Durvet calcium gluconate has 230 mg of calcium gluconate per one ml, so 0.44 ml = ~101 mg.

 

[casportpony]

Can I use this one...I can get it tomorrow (desperately needed at this point). The other in the image you provided states delivery not until next Wednesday a week and 2 days! She'll never make it that long.
Are these 2 the same thing with exception one is sweetened?

I think so?

 

[KClivlaughlove]

View attachment 3708163I think you can use calcium gluconate (230 mg/ml) instead of calcium glubonate (200 mg/ml). The dose shown above (0.5 ml) is 100 mg.

The 23% Durvet calcium gluconate has 230 mg of calcium gluconate per one ml, so 0.44 ml = ~101 mg.

I think so?

K, spoke to my pharm and she's gonna get me 20ml of the exact product you showed, so I can use it til I receive the order of the one you showed initially image. Ordering today...
Running to pharm right now. BRB
1 full tablet into the 20 ml, not ¼ tablet correct?

 

[casportpony]

1 full tablet into the 20 ml, not ¼ tablet correct?

yes, one full tablet (but I will double check my math).

 

[KClivlaughlove]

View attachment 3708163I think you can use calcium gluconate (230 mg/ml) instead of calcium glubonate (200 mg/ml). The dose shown above (0.5 ml) is 100 mg.

The 23% Durvet calcium gluconate has 230 mg of calcium gluconate per one ml, so 0.44 ml = ~101 mg.

This one....? How much do I give? Orally or?

 

[KClivlaughlove]

yes, one full tablet (but I will double check my math).

Ok, so glad I live in small country town cuz my pharm knows how much I love my girls (chickens) otherwise I might not be so lucky to have access today! BRB.

 

[casportpony]

This one....? How much do I give? Orally or?

If you want to give that, give 0.44 ml orally. I'm not sure what the vet wants you to give her that if she's not laying eggs.

 

[KClivlaughlove]

If you want to give that, give 0.44 ml orally. I'm not sure what the vet wants you to give her that if she's not laying eggs.

Yeah, I'm not sure either cuz she is not at all supportive unless in office with patient period...
All I do know is that she prescribed it as one of the three prescriptions with that one being given only once daily. Up through last night so three nights in a row I have given her over the counter human calcium at 315 mg. Which that I will stop now irregardless as to whether I start her on the other or not because I'm not quite sure what to do. Last time I know of for fact she's late an egg was at least four or five maybe even longer months ago. Honestly I wish she'd quit laying all together go through menopause for chickens or something laughing out loud.
As for what the pharmacy provided it is identical to the image you had sent to me and she gave me 150 ml (sugar free).

 

[KClivlaughlove]

yes, one full tablet (but I will double check my math).

Am I doing these replies correctly?
So now, I just crush up 1 full tablet and add it to 20 ml of this syrup and dose at 1.3ml? Or 1.7ml of the completed mixture? What do you feel would be best suited to begin with since she's so bad off at this point.
Should I refrigerate or room temp?