URGENT: Baytril in Toronto

Is there anyone in the toronto area that has extra baytril? Or baytril to sell? Please PM me if you do

Here is link for baytril, amoxi and Doxy

http://www.ladygouldianfinch.com/product_baytril.php
^ Has doxy and Baytril

http://www.fishmoxfishflex.com/index.php/fish-antibiotics/amoxicillin-fish-antibiotics.html
^Has Amoxi

Good luck, If you can't order it I take orders and can drop off

Lilpaws said:

Here is link for baytril, amoxi and Doxy

http://www.ladygouldianfinch.com/product_baytril.php
^ Has doxy and Baytril

http://www.fishmoxfishflex.com/index.php/fish-antibiotics/amoxicillin-fish-antibiotics.html
^Has Amoxi

Good luck, If you can't order it I take orders and can drop off

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Is this legit medication? I've been too scared to prder meds online. Have you bought from here?

The meds from the Bird store are the same ones if not better then the ones from the vet, same with the fish ones. Both have been recommended by a few people on other forums and groups.

It can take up to 2-3 weeks to get but worth it

Lets not forget that rats really should be assessed by a vet for proper diagnosis and proper medications.

Lilpaws said:

The meds from the Bird store are the same ones if not better then the ones from the vet, same with the fish ones. Both have been recommended by a few people on other forums and groups.

It can take up to 2-3 weeks to get but worth it

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No offense, but it would seem that you havent anwered one of two major questions - have you bought (and used) these? I mean you personally, not suggestions from people on other forums. I've seen these links posted before but never met anyone who either admitted to using them or said they were any good.

Also by "better", do you mean that one needs to be more conscious so one does not overdose their rat, due to a high concentration of medicine?

I also would like to repeat what Jorats said, vets are Essential.

I know vets are essential, I've had tons of URI's here so I'm pretty good with recognizing and treating them. I wanted to see if anyone had any they aren't using. But they will be going to the vet as soon as I run out.

I have used doxy, baytril, and amoxicillin from fish/bird varieties under the guidance of a vet and I can say they work just fine. Don't even attempt it though if you are not familiar with compounding medications or have someone who is that can walk you through it.

Very interesting, never heard a positive story of using the bird/fish stuff, thanks for sharing!
Minnie, I didn't mean you so much as I meant a blanket statement for the many guests of the forum who are looking for solutions like this. ^_^

Velo said:

Very interesting, never heard a positive story of using the bird/fish stuff, thanks for sharing!
Minnie, I didn't mean you so much as I meant a blanket statement for the many guests of the forum who are looking for solutions like this. ^_^

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Oh I know, my post sounded offended now that i read it again lol. Just wanted to make sure i got my reason for this post clear

I've used the baytril from lady gold finch and it worked for me. It didn't expire for 12 months either.

Yes, I personally have used all 3 medications listed. The dose is easy to get your self with out a vet. It's all to do with the weight of the rat vs the medication dose.

I have been using these medications for over 3 years, all work well as any good rat owner should know it's a good idea to keep RI meds on hand