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Medication every 8 hours. What times

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WhoNeedsaManOfTheWorld · 26/08/2021 21:19

This is actually for my dog not me
She has been prescribed medication that has to be taken every 8 hours. This will be permanent
What times would you give it
I like my sleep!
If anyone knows the answer to this too I would be grateful
I have found the medication half the price online. Does the vet have to supply you with the prescription?

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Mummyme87 · 26/08/2021 21:20

6, 2, 10

Crunchymum · 26/08/2021 21:22

As PP. Or maybe 7am, 3pm, 11pm. Depending on if you are more of a night owl.

dementedpixie · 26/08/2021 21:23

You would need to pay your vet for a prescription

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PeonyTime · 26/08/2021 21:25

Bedtime, when you get up, and middle of those 2 times.
Yes, you can pay the vet for the script, and source the stuff yourself.

EileenGC · 26/08/2021 21:30

I'd do something like 7:30/8 (when I get up), 3/4pm, 11pm (or just before if going to bed earlier. Just like you would your own medications, give them when you get up and go to bed, and sometime in the middle. As long as you don't deviate much from the 8h rule, you should be fine.

Are you at home in the afternoons to give the meds or will someone else be letting themselves in whilst you're at work?

WhoNeedsaManOfTheWorld · 26/08/2021 21:41

I like the following it loosely. It was giving me a headache thinking about times
So bedtime, when I get up and afternoon. I work partly from home so am in and out. I'll be able to do this
Does anyone know how much a vet is likely to charge for the prescription? It's a one off anyway so worth it as it only has to be added once

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