FAQ

Vets prescribe metronidazole to treat bacterial and protozoal infections, particularly in the gastrointestinal tract of pets.

Metronidazole typically starts working in cats within 1 to 2 hours, with noticeable improvement often seen within a few days.

Metronidazole treats gastrointestinal infections, periodontal disease, and certain anaerobic bacterial and protozoal infections in cats.

Not in corpus.

No, human pregnancy tests do not work on cats due to differences in hormones. A veterinarian is needed to confirm feline pregnancy.

A pregnant cat's belly appears rounder and firmer, especially in the later stages of pregnancy, with visible enlargement starting around the fifth week.

No, you cannot use a human pregnancy test on a cat; feline pregnancy requires veterinary diagnosis or observation of specific signs.

A pregnant cat's belly appears rounder, firmer, and distended, especially in the later stages of pregnancy.

No, human pregnancy tests do not work on cats; veterinarians use physical exams or ultrasounds to confirm pregnancy in cats.

A pregnant cat’s belly appears round, firm, and slightly distended, particularly starting around the fifth week of pregnancy.