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I was recently informed by our Animalcare representative that Trimacare 80 tablets (trimethoprim and sulfadiazine), an antibacterial licensed for dogs was being discontinued. It is indicated for the treatment of alimentary tract, respiratory and urogenital, skin and wound, and eye and ear infections. Trimacare 20 tablets, a lower strength version of the same product licensed for cats and dogs, has been discontinued since May 2016. This means...
