Small Ruminant Formulary

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Hi everyone, I found this while trying to find the SMZ/TMP dose for goats.
http://rmncsba.org/SMALLRUMINANT.pdf
I have no idea how accurate it is, so please consult with a veterinarian before using it.
 

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It is very good as a resource however yes, you do need to be careful as it does have dosages that are not always clear to the novice as to mg/kg
I can't remember which one but one of the anti-biotics is not written correctly. It is a Rx anti-biotic anyway so the vet would be giving the dosage.
It given the way interpreted it would kill your goat.

I will add as well if the site is bombarded they will remove it. This has happened with other links that gave out dosages for Rx meds. It may be a good idea to order etc and consult with your vet.
 

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It is very good as a resource however yes, you do need to be careful as it does have dosages that are not always clear to the novice as to mg/kg
Yes, that is confusing and not to just the novice. I started a thread on BYC that sort of shows people how to calculate the doses of Baytril for chickens.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...edication-doses-under-construction-℞.1241252/
I can't remember which one but one of the anti-biotics is not written correctly. It is a Rx anti-biotic anyway so the vet would be giving the dosage.
Let me know if you remember which one, I'm curious.
It given the way interpreted it would kill your goat.
That would be bad.
I will add as well if the site is bombarded they will remove it. This has happened with other links that gave out dosages for Rx meds.
I saved it to pdf, so it is in my post forever.
It may be a good idea to order etc and consult with your vet.
Always best to consult a vet!
 

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Here is another resource:
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It's a little dated, but still has good info:
http://www.armchairpatriot.com/Home-Vet/Plumb's Veterinary Drug Handbook [Desk Ed.] 6th ed. - D. Plumb (Blackwell, 2008) WW.pdf

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