Cephalexin is a commonly prescribed antibiotic for treating bacterial infections in cats. The dosage is typically calculated based on the cat’s body weight to ensure efficacy and safety.
The general guideline for cephalexin dosage in cats is 25-30 mg per pound of body weight, given every 12 hours. This means that a 10-pound cat would require approximately 250 to 300 mg of cephalexin every 12 hours.
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