At least that's how we do it.

it had added ingredients other than the Diphenhydramine.

just print it out and go shopping.

the little pink pill has "25 mg of Diphenhydramine" and nothing else in it.

only Diphenhydramine HCl 12.5 mg Antihistamine (which is half of what the 25mg pill has.)

PLUS it also has
Phenylephrine HCl 5 mg Nasal decongestant

I assume somehow with the dropper? Good to know. And I always have children's benedryl (regular) on hand.

does not have the decongestant...only the Benadryl-D allergy and sinus formula has the decongestant.
http://www.benadryl.com/?s_kwcid=children's%20benedryl|1655236746&gclid=CMKP0d79xZQCFQGbnAodj1DKpw

Cathy Miller
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http://www.marshillbulldogs.com/bulldog_supplies

Cathy Miller
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Peroxide is used to induce vomiting. Have done it once, when this stuff goes in, everything in, is coming out! Best to be outside. A travel pack of diaperwipes, unscented is always helpful. I too carry alot of non-standard items in my kit, as we do rescue as well. The yellow listerine is a great funk cutter as well. Rescue remedy spray (oral) to calm anxiety. A couple of bottles of bottled water. What else???

Perserverance isn't a long race.
It's a series of short races,
ran one after the other.

We used it when pugsley was smaller, now he qualifies for the higher dose, we use the pills.
Good to know about the IDC remedies, those things are little monsters...lol


Pugsley


Matilda






And always in our hearts, Chance

Rest in peace my baby Chance

mama's SB babies

And a long time bulldogger also recommened the liquid children's benadry.

Children's liquid has

Diphenhydramine HCl 12.5 mg Antihistamine PLUS it also has
Phenylephrine HCl 5 mg Nasal decongestant


Regular Benedryl has 25 mg of Diphenhydramine (twice as much as the children's liquid and no Phenylepherine.)

I'm not sure the liquid is recommended for dogs. But I don't know that for sure.

Benedryl, eye drops and some of the ointments have expiration dates.

Check your kit from time to time and make sure everything is current for maximum effectiveness.

If you have an emergency, the CHILDREN'S liquid benadryl can be used. Also, if the dog's breathing is affected and cannot swallow, you can give the children's liquid benadryl in the rectum on the way to the Vet.

Eye wash is a good thing to have on hand also.

is on the lost and oten used to shrink down IDC's. I tired it one time on a rescue and it brouhgt out the puss deep down to a head. It then got so big and nasty i had to stick a needle in it and aspirate all the puss. It was gross. I prefer Epsom salt soaks or bleach water soaks for IDC's now.
I also keep nystatin womens cream in my kit if panalog or animax is not around.

In my kit i have alot meds i use for rescue which most people would not carry around but I think it doesnt hurt to pick up some antibiotics in the fish form and have them on hand- pretty much the same thing and if your on the road traveling it may be a life saver.

i also keep BNP or an antibiotic eye med around for emergency ulcers, cherry eye etc as well as Refresh or Genteal eye lubricant

along with all the other things mentioned.....



Rhiann, Samson, Mia and Karma
If you breed then rescue
Northern California Bulldog Rescue

is an antifungal antibacterial cream used in nose ropes, tail pockets ect...great to have on hand. I buy it by the bottles now and not the small tubes any more.

Rhiann, Samson, Mia and Karma
If you breed then rescue
Northern California Bulldog Rescue

I know it is an ointment used for certain conditions, but I never had to use it so I am not sure...

Don't be shy to ask....this is how we all learn to take care of our babies the best we can! I have learned tons from this site just by reading the discussions going on....

Thanks for asking, I wanted to know what some of things were for, but was too shy to ask..lol

What is panalog?


Pugsley


Matilda






And always in our hearts, Chance

Rest in peace my baby Chance

mama's SB babies

the original brown stuff only....is a great antiseptic! Works wonders!

when your bully has excess phlem, you can use the lemon juice to break up the phlem to clear the air way....

Lemon juice? I heard of listerine for tear stains but what are the other uses? Thanks!

I will print this off.


Pugsley


Matilda






And always in our hearts, Chance

Rest in peace my baby Chance

mama's SB babies

a full bully kit..lol

I have benadryl, and hear listerine can be used for many things, aswell as gold bond powder, so am going to get those, they are good for skin issues. What is good for emergencies, aswell as interdigital cysts and such issues. I love reading on here things to try before going to the vet. When Pugsley got his IDC, it cost me almost $200 for steroid meds and anti imflamatory pills and vet visit.


Pugsley


Matilda






And always in our hearts, Chance

Rest in peace my baby Chance

mama's SB babies

It is called "medicine chest" and it has the supplies you should have on hand....

http://bulldogsworld3.homestead.com/files/medicinechest.txt