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Posted By: loosegoose

Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 12:56 AM

So this thing with my wifey's arm has me thinking. If she hadn't have had access to medical care and modern medicine, she'd probably be facing a civil war style bite-a-leather-strap amputation or death. There was no way on earth that thing would heal on its own. I know some people buy store fish antibiotics for prepped shtf (weird term, I know) type situations. Now, I know it's not good enough to just buy some.some fish penicillin or fish amoxicillin and stick it on the shelf and be good to go. Certain antibiotics are used for certain infections, and one has to know the proper medicine and the proper dose, for the proper infection.
Has anyone ever looked into keeping this stuff around in their stash of zombie apocalypse supplies, and more importantly, is there a way to learn to administer antibiotics short of going to medical school? Like an "antibiotics for dummies" book?
Posted By: Sprung & Rusty

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 01:08 AM

Whenever I had an issue and needed amoxicillin, I never took it all. I saved a couple. Times when I felt bad, more than just a cold, I'd take one or two that were left over and knocked out whatever was going on and saved a trip to the doc. I don't recommend it as I am not a dr., but it worked for me.
Posted By: KeithC

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 01:16 AM

Tony's Treasure Tablets cure most common bacterial and protozoal ailments in animals and people.

https://www.jedds.com/shop/tonys-treasure-tablets-vetafarm/

If you have a lot of animals, it would be useful to have some on hand.

They contain:

+ Norfloxacin – a broad spectrum antibiotic that treats bacterial diseases, including Salmonella, E.coli etc.
+ Ronidazole – same as Ronivet, for the antiprotozoal to treat trichomonas, hexamiter, giardia.
+ Diclazuril – the coccidiostat
+ Doxycycline – as a Chlamydia treatment

You can buy them cheaper straight from Australia, but it takes about a month to get them.

Keith
Posted By: 52Carl

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 01:51 AM

With the mad cat, you need a lead pill, 32 grains. For the bush-o-death, you need a chainsaw.
Posted By: Davisfur

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 02:32 AM

I've heard tell that fish antibiotics work well for abcessed teeth but don't quote me on that.
Posted By: Blaine County

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 03:14 AM

Originally Posted by loosegoose
So this thing with my wifey's arm has me thinking. If she hadn't have had access to medical care and modern medicine, she'd probably be facing a civil war style bite-a-leather-strap amputation or death. There was no way on earth that thing would heal on its own. I know some people buy store fish antibiotics for prepped shtf (weird term, I know) type situations. Now, I know it's not good enough to just buy some.some fish penicillin or fish amoxicillin and stick it on the shelf and be good to go. Certain antibiotics are used for certain infections, and one has to know the proper medicine and the proper dose, for the proper infection.
Has anyone ever looked into keeping this stuff around in their stash of zombie apocalypse supplies, and more importantly, is there a way to learn to administer antibiotics short of going to medical school? Like an "antibiotics for dummies" book?


There are some books on this issue. A lot of preppers stock up on fish antibiotics.

I hope your wife is doing better.
Posted By: LAtrapper

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 03:33 AM

Tractor Supply Company (TSC) carries a large supply of animal drugs priced much lower than the same human drugs. You may need an initial prescription from a veterinarian. One example is Amoxicillin- https://www.tractorsupplyrx.com/amoxicillin-tablet-500-mg-50785.html#
Posted By: bearcat2

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 03:53 AM

The advantage of fish antibiotics is that no prescription is needed. It is often cheaper to buy the same antibiotics with a prescription, particularly in bulk from veterinary supply places. This is how I buy all my dog antibiotics like amoxicillin, cephalexin, tetracycline, metronedazole, etc. When my vet retires shortly I may not be able to get another one to write me bulk prescriptions, so then I may have to go back to buying fish botics.
Often the veterinary antibiotics when bought in bulk will say "for human consumption only" on the bottles, vets just put them in smaller bottles that say, "for veterinary use only", exact same pills. Fish antibiotics are also the same, just without a prescription and a smaller selection of antibiotics available.
Posted By: gcs

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 02:06 PM

If you can trust the internet....you can look up dosing for various antibiotics, and what is their best usage for...I'd try the various med, hospital sites first...
grin

I can get wormers cheaper then the catalogs or vet sites from Fishmox, , just need to figure the dose, which if I recall they give you.
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by Davisfur
I've heard tell that fish antibiotics work well for abcessed teeth but don't quote me on that.


The first batch I used on myself were 200bmg and online the human dosage was 1 pill 3 times daily (600 mg). Then I found 500 mg and online the recommended human dosage would be twice a day- these worked much better for me.

The next time I had an ailment but only had the 200 mg pills I took 4 daily (800 mg) and they worked much better.
Posted By: Larry Hall

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 02:44 PM

I have never used myself, but have a dog that has Lymes and Earlichia and I've used Fish Doxy to treat him when he has a flare up quite successfully.. FWIW
Posted By: TreedaBlackdog

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 02:45 PM

I have also used the fish mox myself to fight sinus infections. I had a yearly issue and knew my diagnosis and self prescribed. Worked fine and didnt need a doctor nor a prescription.
Posted By: bluegrassman

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 03:04 PM

fishmox, comes in pill form and comes in same dosages as from a doctor. you can get 250mg or 500mg. i get the 500 mg. if you know any dairy farmers they usually have amoxicillin in pill form also. most dairy farmers that i knew all bought lots of it and all used them themselves.
Posted By: Diggerman

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 03:49 PM

I find it slightly humorous when re-ordering the lady will ask me how my fish are doing.
Posted By: DuxDawg

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 05:25 PM

Originally Posted by Sprung & Rusty
Whenever I had an issue and needed amoxicillin, I never took it all. I saved a couple. Times when I felt bad, more than just a cold, I'd take one or two that were left over and knocked out whatever was going on and saved a trip to the doc. I don't recommend it as I am not a dr., but it worked for me.

That's dangerous and horrible. People doing this is why there are antibiotic resistant strains now.
Posted By: Marty

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 05:26 PM

all these drugs have a shelf life.....
Posted By: DuxDawg

Re: Fish antibiotics - 05/04/21 05:29 PM

https://www.amazon.com/Altons-Antibiotics-Infectious-Disease-Antibacterials/dp/057841452X

https://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/fish-antibiotics

Intro To Survival and Fish Antibiotics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrImlIEo4gs

Videocast #2: Discussing Fish Antibiotics, Hosted by Dr. Alton and Nurse Amy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9pEQ-jNOhU



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