Amoclav (Amoxicillin & Clavulanate Potassium) Tablets for Pets

Give your pets a powerful, clinical-grade defense against bacterial infections with Amoclav Tablets. Formulated as a high-quality alternative to Synulox, this broad-spectrum antibiotic combines Amoxicillin with Clavulanate Potassium. The addition of clavulanate prevents bacterial resistance, allowing the medication to successfully eliminate tough infections that regular amoxicillin cannot fight alone.

Key Product Benefits:

• Enhanced Broad-Spectrum Power: Highly effective against a wide variety of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria commonly found in companion animals.
• Overcomes Bacterial Resistance: Built-in defense against beta-lactamase producing bacteria, ensuring reliable clinical success.
• Synulox Equivalent Formula: Provides the exact same trusted therapeutic action as standard veterinary Synulox tablets.

Active Ingredients Per Tablet:

• Amoxicillin (as Amoxicillin Trihydrate)
• Clavulanate Potassium (Clavulanic Acid)

📋 Veterinary Administration & Dosage Guidelines

The exact dosage and tablet strength of Amoclav must be strictly selected based on your pet's specific body weight and the type of infection being treated. Always follow your veterinarian's prescription.

General Guidance:

• Dosing Frequency: Typically administered orally twice daily (every 12 hours) or as explicitly directed by your vet.
• Administration Tip: Can be given with or without food. If your pet experiences an upset stomach after taking the medication, administering it alongside a small meal can help ease digestion.
• Complete the Full Course: Never stop the treatment early, even if your dog or cat appears fully recovered. Skipping doses can cause the infection to return stronger and build resistance.

⚠️ Important Veterinary Health & Safety Information

• Visual Description & Symptoms: The product consists of solid oral tablets scored for easy splitting, safely packaged in protective blister packs or bottles. It is typically sought after when pets display clinical signs of a bacterial infection, such as infected skin wounds or abscesses, urinary tract issues (frequent straining), or respiratory symptoms like deep coughing.
• Three Alternative Treatment Options: Depending on the specific diagnostic culture or any pet allergies, alternative treatments include:
  1. Cephalexin or Cefpodoxime (another highly effective class of beta-lactam antibiotics for skin infections).
  2. Enrofloxacin or Marbofloxacin (fluoroquinolone antibiotics often reserved for deep-seated or stubborn tissue infections).
  3. Topical antibacterial creams for minor, superficial wounds that do not require systemic medication.
• Three Potential Side Effects: While generally well-tolerated, watch your animal for these potential adverse reactions:
  1. Mild gastrointestinal distress (temporary diarrhea, vomiting, or loss of appetite).
  2. Allergic reactions (such as facial swelling, hives, or sudden difficulty breathing—require immediate vet care).
  3. Lethargy or slight sluggishness during the first few days of starting the treatment.
• Label Verification: Please carefully check the physical packaging to verify the exact milligram strength (e.g., 50mg, 250mg, 500mg) and the expiration date before administering any dose to your animal.