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rhiino

rhiino

Arcanist
May 13, 2020
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I bet it is produced in the same facilities, but I do not know for sure.
 
Belit667

Belit667

Experienced
Aug 2, 2020
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I guess it could be ok but you'd need to take much bigger dose than for a kitty-cat.
 
falloutcarter13

falloutcarter13

Bury me, bury me...
Aug 1, 2020
671
General rule of thumb, most pet prescriptions are safe for humans *if* that's already established (such as dogs and people taking the same antibiotic or painkiller. I mean, I like ketamine and I'm not a dog about to lose my balls. There's probably a way to find a good answer for your question specifically from a medical site, but keep in mind the dose is going to have to be altered like @Belit667 said =)
 
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