The generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication is an antibiotic, which is used to treat effectively against a narrow range of bacteria in dogs and cats which includes bone infections, pneumonia, dental tooth infections, skin infections, respiratory tract infections, wound infections, other infections of the oral cavity and sometimes protozoal infections.

The working mechanism of the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication is as follows: It has been commonly used for bacteria that grow without oxygen i.e. anaerobic bacteria and the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication inhibits the bacteria by suppressing protein synthesis and growth. However, the Clindamycin is similar to the drug lincomycin Lincocin, while Erythromycin and its derivatives share a similar mechanism of action.

Remember, the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication is not effective against infections caused by parasites, viruses, fungi, intestinal worms, mites etc. Moreover, the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication is a prescription drug, which can be only obtained from a veterinarian or by prescription from a veterinarian.

However, before taking the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication, ask your pharmacist or doctor for a copy of the manufacturer’s information for the patient and read it carefully. Talk to your doctor about all the possible risks of taking Antirobe medication. However, Antirobe may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this medication guide. Hence, for more information, consult your doctor and your medical pharmacist.

Follow the directions given by the doctor exactly for the usage of the Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication and also read the prescription label carefully, and ask your doctor or pharmacist to explain any part that you do not understand.

Remember: Medication should never be administered without first consulting your veterinarian. The duration of administration depends on the condition being treated response to the medication and the development of any adverse effects. Be certain to complete the prescription unless specifically directed by your veterinarian. Even if your pet feels better the entire treatment plan should be completed to prevent relapse or prevent the development of resistance. Hence, do not stop in between without consulting your veterinary doctor.

The usual dose is 5 mg per pound 11 mg/kg every 12 hours or 10 mg per pound 22 mg/kg every 24 hours orally for dogs.

For cats the dose ranges from 2.5 mg per pound 5.5 mg/kg every 12 hours orally to 10 mg per pound 22 mg/kg every 24 hours orally. The dose and frequency depend on the type of infection treated.

If you notice any of the symptoms, which seem severe or persistent to you, please contact your doctor immediately. However, your doctor may need to monitor you carefully for side effects and alter the doses if necessary.

While generally safe and effective when prescribed by a veterinarian the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication can cause side effects in some animals. Moreover, the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication should not be used in animals with known hypersensitivity or allergy to the drug.

The generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication may cause vomiting, diarrhea and decreased appetite in dogs and cats. The liquid formulation is bad tasting in cats and they may avoid the medication or drool profusely after receiving a dose.

Inform your doctor if your pet experiences any of these side effects or some new side effects occur which appear too bothersome to you.

Inform your doctor if you are allergic to the formulation of this medication or any other medication in any other form and also inform your doctor about any other medication you may be taking in any other form, as they may affect the way your medicine works.

However, the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication may interact with other medications and hence consult with your veterinarian to determine if other drugs your pet is receiving could interact with Clindamycin. Remember, such drugs include certain other antibiotics.

Moreover, the generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication may also interact with some kind of foods, varied medications, herbal products, nutritional supplements, vitamins, other OTC medicines, some vaccinations etc. Acquire more information about the interactions of the Antirobe medication from your doctor and the medical pharmacists.

In case of overdose call your local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222.
If the suffering patient has collapsed or is not breathing call local emergency services at 911. Canadian residents should call their local poison control center directly.

Remember, it is very important to keep regular appointments with your veterinary doctor to study the way your pet is responding to the course.

If you missed the Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication dose of your pet, consult to your veterinary doctor and continue further.

The generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication is used in the treatment of bacterial infections caused in the dogs and cats.

However, it may also be used to treat some other medical conditions which may be determined by your doctor accordingly.

The generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication may be prescribed for other uses also and hence ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information about the Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin medication.

Store generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin, at room temperature in a cool and dry place. Keep the medicine in the container, it came in and always keep it tightly closed. Check Expiry date without fail. Keep all medicines away from women, newborns, children and pets. Do not freeze in any case. Also, keep it away from heat, dampness and direct light. Heat or moisture may cause the medicine to break down. When the medicine is not in use or outdated it should be discarded. Take help of your pharmacist in disposing this medicine properly. In any case, do not store the Antirobe medication in the bathroom.

Following precautions must be taken during consuming generic Antirobe i.e. Clindamycin:

1. You need to check whether you are your pet has allergy to the Baytril medicine.

2. Baytril Enrofloxacin should not be given to the animals that are young, pregnant or nursing, without asking your veterinary doctor.

3. When the course is going on, avoid giving other medicines, unless prescribed by the doctor.

4. If some serious side effects occur, please take your pet to the veterinary doctors immediately and get them diagnosed.

5. Always try to keep your pets clean and healthy.

6. Do not share medicine with other pets.

7. Always wash your hands and face before and after giving the medicine to the pets.

8. Report the doctor regularly about the improvements or side effects that are observed in the pet.