Anti-Infectives

The primary use of anti-infectives (which include Antimicrobial Agents), is to kill or inhibit the growth of organisms such as bacteria, parasites or fungi, thus limiting infection. Anti-infective agents that are too toxic to be used systemically (such as bleach or antiseptics) are not included in the Medication Guide at this time.

Advantage

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(imidacloprid) Brand Advantage (original formula by Bayer) (OTC, spot-on […]

Amitraz

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(amitraz) Brand Mitaban Availability As Amitraz 19.9% topical solution […]

Fenbendazole

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(abbreviation: FBZ) Brands Panacur Granules, Panacur Suspension (OTC), Safe-Guard […]

Griseofulvin

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(griseofulvin) Brand Fulvicin Availability Tablets: 125 mg, 250 mg […]

Ivermectin

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(ivermectin) Brands Varies by product type. Availability See Dosage […]

Ketoconazole

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(ketoconazole) Brand Nizoral Availability Tablets: 200 mg Pharmacology An […]

Niclosamide

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(niclosamide) Brand Niclosan Availability Tablets: 500 mg Pharmacology In […]

Piperazine

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(available salt forms: adipate and citrate) Brand Pipa-Tabs/Vet-A-Mix (dihydrochloride), […]

Praziquantel

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(praziquantel) Brand Droncit Availability Tablets: 23 mg and 34 […]

Thiabendazole

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(also known as TBZ) Brands Mintezol Availability Tablets: 500 […]

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