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Marboquin 25mg Tablets

Dechra SKU: 17033-125-10-1

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Broad-Spectrum Infection Treatment for Dogs and Cats

Product Description

Marboquin Tablets contain marbofloxacin, a veterinary fluoroquinolone antibiotic that targets certain bacterial infections in dogs and cats. It is often prescribed for skin, soft tissue, and urinary tract infections. The tablets are rapidly absorbed and have high bioavailability after taking them by mouth. This treatment, guided by a veterinarian, effectively eliminates infection-causing bacteria and supports recovery when used as directed.

Benefits

  • Broad-Spectrum Action: Effectively targets a wide range of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria associated with common infections in pets.
  • High Oral Absorption: Rapid and nearly complete gastrointestinal absorption ensures reliable therapeutic drug levels after oral dosing in dogs and cats.
  • Convenient Once Daily: Recommended once-daily dosing improves treatment compliance and simplifies administration for pet owners and veterinarians.
  • Wide Tissue Distribution: Distributes effectively into multiple body tissues, supporting treatment of infections in skin, urinary tract, and soft tissues.
  • Proven Clinical Use: Clinical effectiveness confirmed in field studies involving bacterial infections in dogs and cats susceptible to marbofloxacin.

Ingredients

Marbofloxacin 25mg

How to Use

Recommended-Dosage Chart

Pet Species

Recommended Dose

Frequency

Duration

Dogs

1.25 mg per lb body weight (may increase up to 2.5 mg/lb)

Once daily

Skin infections: 2 to 3 days beyond clinical signs, up to 30 days. Urinary infections: At least 10 days.

Cats

1.25 mg per lb body weight (may increase up to 2.5 mg/lb)

Once daily

As directed by the veterinarian based on infection response.

Dosage & Administration Instructions

  • Veterinary Prescription: This medication is restricted to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian only.
  • Weight-Based Dosing: Administer tablets according to the pet's body weight using the recommended dosage range provided by your veterinarian.
  • Once Daily Use: Give orally once daily to maintain consistent therapeutic drug levels for effective bacterial infection treatment.
  • Treatment Duration: Continue treatment beyond clinical improvement as advised, especially for skin infections requiring extended therapy periods.
  • Monitor Response: Reevaluate diagnosis with your veterinarian if no clinical improvement is observed within five days of treatment.
  • Avoid Interactions: Do not administer with antacids, mineral supplements, or products containing calcium, magnesium, aluminum, iron, or zinc.

Disclaimer: This dosage information is provided by the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.

Additional Information

Precautions

  • Growing Animals: Avoid use in immature dogs and cats due to the risk of cartilage damage during rapid growth phases.
  • CNS Disorders: Use cautiously in pets with known or suspected central nervous system disorders due to rare seizure risk.
  • Feline Sensitivity: Fluoroquinolones might have an effect on cats' retinas, so it's wise to monitor them closely and seek advice from your veterinarian.
  • Pregnancy Safety: The safety of this medication hasn't been confirmed for breeding, pregnant, or nursing animals, so it's essential to get a veterinary opinion before using it.
  • Human Exposure: Be careful to avoid direct contact with your eyes or skin, and if you do accidentally touch it, try to limit your sun exposure afterward.

Possible Side Effects

  • Appetite Changes: Some pets may have a decreased appetite or less activity while taking this medication.
  • Behavior Changes: In rare cases, dogs may show signs like tremors, changes in behavior, increased thirst, or trouble with coordination.
  • Digestive Upset: Dogs and cats receiving marbofloxacin therapy may vomit, have diarrhea, or produce soft stools.
  • Neurological Signs: Seizures have been reported rarely, especially in animals with existing neurological conditions or sensitivities.

Storage Information

  • Room Temperature: To maintain product stability, store at 20°C and 25°C.
  • Secure Location: Keep medication stored away from children and pets to prevent accidental exposure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Marboquin used for in dogs and cats?

Ans: Marboquin tablets are commonly prescribed to tackle bacterial infections in our furry friends, like dogs and cats. They’re especially effective for skin, soft tissue, and UTIs caused by certain bacteria. The key ingredient, marbofloxacin, is a fluoroquinolone antibiotic that works wonders by stopping bacterial DNA from replicating, which helps to wipe out those pesky infection-causing bacteria.

Q2: How long does it take for Marboquin to work on pets?

Ans: Marboquin is absorbed quickly after oral administration, which means it reaches therapeutic levels fast due to its high bioavailability. The time it takes for clinical improvement depends on the severity of the infection. If you don’t see any improvement within five days of starting treatment, seek veterinary guidance.

Q3: Can Marboquin be given with food or supplements?

Ans: Certain supplements or medications that contain calcium, magnesium, aluminum, iron, or zinc may affect how well marbofloxacin is absorbed. These products should be avoided during treatment unless specifically instructed by a veterinarian. This will help ensure the drug works well and reaches the right levels in the pet’s body.

Q4: What should I do if my pet misses a dose of Marboquin?

Ans: If a dose is missed, pet owners should contact their veterinarian for guidance rather than adjusting the dose independently. Maintaining consistent dosing intervals is important for antibiotic effectiveness, and professional advice helps prevent underdosing, overdosing, or reduced treatment success.

Q5: Is Marboquin safe for puppies and kittens?

Ans: Marboquin should be avoided in young dogs and cats since fluoroquinolone antibiotics can lead to cartilage damage in developing animals. It’s not recommended for puppies during their rapid growth stages or for cats under 12 months old, unless a veterinary professional approves.