Veterinary Medicine
Across
- 2. Joint Supplement
- 4. Medication used for nausea or vomiting
- 5. once daily
- 7. Laxative
- 8. is used twice daily
- 9. Liquid NSAID
- 11. NSAID for cats
- 15. Heartworm injection for dogs which is given every 12 months
- 16. Oral flea and tick preventative for dogs, which is given every 12 weeks
- 17. Probiotic which is sprinkled on to the patient's (2 words)
- 18. Monthly oral heartworm preventative for dogs (2 words)
- 23. antibiotic used for diarrhea
- 24. Medication used in management of Cushings disease
- 25. Topical flea, tick, and heartworm preventative for cats, which is given monthly (2 words)
- 26. Muscle relaxant
- 29. Antibiotic most commonly used to treat tick-borne diseases like Lyme
- 32. Medication used in management of anxiety
- 33. Medication used in management of heart failure in dogs. Also known as Pimobendan.
- 36. Topical anesthetic for eyes
- 38. Ointment used for otitis externa or dermatitis,
- 39. Medication used for management of high blood
Down
- 1. Appetite stimulate
- 3. Medication used in management of hypothyroidism
- 6. Antibiotic most commonly used to treat dermatitis
- 10. Liver Supplement
- 12. Medication used to treat and prevent ulcers in intestines
- 13. Oral medication which kills adult fleas within in 30 minutes
- 14. Injectable medication for management of Addison's, which is given every 25 days
- 19. Medication used to relieve itch caused by allergies
- 20. Medication used for pain which comes in liquid or capsules
- 21. Chewable NSAID
- 22. Medication used in management of
- 23. Ointment used to to treat otitis externa, which is used once daily
- 27. Eye ointment used for management of keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS)
- 28. diabetic kidney disease, and heart failure
- 29. Benadryl injection
- 30. Monthly allergy injection
- 31. Antibiotic injection which remains in the system for up to 14 days
- 34. Medication used for management of urinary incontinence
- 35. Injectable NSAID which is in the system for 24 hours
- 37. Ointment used for otitis externa, which lasts for 30 days