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Do you have questions regarding the health of your greyhound? Do you need tips what you should feed your dog?
Or do you need advice in curing an injury?

Mr Miracle tonic

P. Wood
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10 Mar 2016 10:51


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Hi great team!
Anyone used Mr Miracle, I was advised by an "old dogman" it helps with a bad kennel cough!
Please advise!
xw



Howard Moshinsky
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10 Mar 2016 16:09


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For partial relief of symptoms and to help the dog feel more comfortable, minor cases are often treated with nonprescription cough remedies such as Robitussin (dextromethorphan). Recommended for chronic, dry, unproductive coughing, Robitussin should not be used for moist or productive coughs. Products that contain acetaminophen or caffeine should not be given to dogs.

Prescription cough suppressants and most antibiotics are reserved for cases in which a fever develops, symptoms last longer than a few days, or the cough becomes more severe.

It Might Be Something Else

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