The Pit Bull Bible Online APBT Database

Drug Database

The following page shall serve as a continuously-growing database and reference source for drug IDs and descriptions, but it is for Subscribed Members only. I will be discussing the most common kinds of medications dog owners are going to be dealing with, outlining what they do (and what they don’t do), in order to assist you in making the right choices for your dogs. I am going to try to add a new drug description at least a few times per week, which I will announce here and on my blog, so it will pay to check back often. Some days I won’t be able to finish a submission, or some days I’ll have other stuff to do, but for the most part I will try my best to post at least one new entry every few days. This page here will keep an accurate categorical record of these drugs and their descriptions, which will ultimately make this page a vital central resource for folks to refer to when they need it:


Anthelmintics (Wormers)

Benzimidazoles
  • ♦ Albendazole
  • ♦ Febantel
  • ♦ Fenbendazole
  • ♦ Oxfendazole

Macrocyclic Lactones
  • ♦ Doramectin
  • ♦ Ivermectin
  • ♦ Milbemycin Oxime
  • ♦ Moxidectin

Tetrahydropyrimidines
  • ♦ Pyrantel Pamoate
  • ♦ Pyrantel Tartrate

Miscellaneous Other Wormers
  • ♦ Bunamidine
  • ♦ Diethylcarbamazine
  • ♦ Epsiprantel
  • ♦ Levamisole
  • ♦ Nitroscante
  • ♦ Piperazine
  • ♦ Praziquantel


Antibiotics

Aminoglycosides
  • ♦ Amikacin
  • ♦ Gentamicin
  • ♦ Neomycin
  • ♦ Streptomycin

Cephalosporins
1st GEN.
  • ♦ Cefadroxil
  • ♦ Cefapirin
  • ♦ Cefazolin
  • ♦ Cephalexin

2nd GEN.
  • ♦ Cefaclor
  • ♦ Cefazolin
  • ♦ Cefoxitin
  • ♦ Cefuroxime

  • 3rd GEN.
  • ♦ Cefdinir
  • ♦ Cefixime
  • ♦ Cefoperazone
  • ♦ Cefpodoxime
  • ♦ Ceftazidime

  • 4th GEN.
  • ♦ Cefepime
  • ♦ Cefpirome

  • 5th GEN.
  • ♦ Ceftobiprole
  • Ceftolozane ← New Article!

  • Lincosamides

    Macrolides
    • ♦ Azithromycin
    • ♦ Diethylcarbamazine
    • ♦ Tylosin

    Nitroimidazoles
    • ♦ Metronidazole

    Penicilins
    NON-POTENTIATED
    • ♦ Amoxicillin
    • Ampicillin
    • ♦ Penicillin G
    • ♦ Penicillin V
    • ♦ Ticarcillin

    POTENTIATED
    • ♦ Clavamox
    • ♦ Sultamicillin
    • ♦ Tazobac
    • ♦ Unasyn

    CARBAPENEMS
    • Doripenem ← New Article!
    • ♦ Ertapenem
    • ♦ Imipenem
    • ♦ Meropenem
    • ♦ Panipenem

    Quinolones
    • ♦ Ciprofloxacin
    • ♦ Enrofloxacin
    • ♦ Marbofloxacin
    • ♦ Moxifloxacin
    • ♦ Orbifloxacin

    Sulfonamides
    NON-POTENTIATED
    • ♦ Sulfadimethoxine
    • ♦ Sulfamethazine

    POTENTIATED
    • ♦ Trimethoprim/Sulfadiazine
    • ♦ Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole

    Streptogramins
    • ♦ Quinupristin
    • ♦ Pristinamycin
    • ♦ Virginiamycin


    Tetracyclines
    • ♦ Doxycycline
    • ♦ Oxytetracycline
    • ♦ Tetracycline


    Antifungals

    Imidazoles
    • ♦ Enilconazole
    • ♦ Fluconazole
    • ♦ Flucytosine
    • ♦ 5-Fluorocytonine
    • ♦ Itraconazole
    • ♦ Ketoconazole
    • ♦ Thiabendazole

    Polyene Macrolide Antibiotics
    • ♦ Amphotericin B
    • ♦ Nystatin
    • ♦ Pimaricin


    Anti-Inflammatories

    Cortico-Steroids
    • ♦ Dexamethasone
    • ♦ Dexamethasone sodium phosphate
    • ♦ Methylprednisolone sodium succinate
    • ♦ Prednisolone sodium succinate
    • ♦ Prednisone

    Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)
    • ♦ Aspirin
    • ♦ Carprofen
    • ♦ Flunixin Meglumine
    • ♦ Ketoprofin


    Anti-Protozoal

    Anti-Babesia
    • ♦ Atovaquone
    • ♦ Diazoamino dibenzamidine diaceturate
    • ♦ Diminazene aceturate
    • ♦ Imidocarb dipropionate
    • ♦ Phenamidine isethionate

    Anti-Coccidia
    • ♦ Amprolium
    • ♦ Ponazuril
    • ♦ Sulfadimethoxine
    • Toltrazuril ← New Article!

    Anti-Giardia
    • ♦ Fenbendazole
    • ♦ Metronidazole

    Anti-Leishmania
    • ♦ Amphotericin B
    • ♦ Meglumine antimoniate
    • ♦ Miltefosine
    • ♦ Sodium stibogluconate


    Note: This information database will never stop growing, and it will continuously be chronicled and categorized for easy reference. Remember, this site is for all of our benefit, and by joining now you’re starting from the ground floor up, so make sure you support this effort with your Subscription, and remember to keep checking back to make sure you don’t miss anything as we go along!