Nits can live off the host longer, but rarely become separated, as the female louse glues the nit to the hair strand. Nits often look like dandruff because of this, but unlike dandruff, cannot easily be brushed out of the hair.
Dosing Tramadol is Tricky. Calculating a Tramadol dose is absolutely critical. Every year thousands of dogs unnecessarily die from receiving improper dosage. Thatâs a big reason why human medications are so dangerous for pets. Only a qualified veterinarian can tell you the accurate amount for your pet dog.
Customer thank you for your question tonight, and it has a very simple answer--. yes, the drug Tramadol used in dogs is actually the human drug Tramadol (also called Ultram). In fact, it is only approved for human use, and is used off-label in veterinary medicine since it is not actually labeled for use in dogs. Here is some good information on this drug: http://www.petplace.com/drug-library/tramadol-hydrochloride-ultram/page1.aspx I hope that provides the information you