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Is it a preferred protocol to administer Metacam in the oral form after a meal due to the potential for general G.I. upset?

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Is it a preferred protocol to administer Metacam in the oral form after a meal due to the potential for general G.I. upset?

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No, it does not matter. Metacam Oral Suspension can be administered either directly onto the food or into the mouth. For dogs less than 5 pounds, the dosing is direct from the bottle onto the food. The tip of the bottle has been designed and calibrated to deliver one drop per lb. A 4 lb. dog would receive 4 drops onto the food. If given directly into the mouth, it is not a requirement to provide food with the treatment.

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