Antibiotics: Brand/drug Matching (Cram)

Duplocillin®, Pen Aqueous®, and Derapen®

Benzylpenicillin

Clavamox®, Noroclav®, and Clavaseptin®

Amoxicillin

Note: Clavulanic acid will increase the penicillin's ability to kill beta–lactamase producing bacteria

Amoxil®

Amoxicillin

Penbritin® and Polyflex®

Ampicillin

Note: Unlike amoxicillin, ampicillin comes in oral and injectable forms

Dry Clox®

Cloxacillin

Note: It is mainly used to treat mastitis. This drug is for dry cows only

Cefa–Drops®

Cefadroxil

Note: For dogs and cats

Vetolexin® and Cefaseptin®

Cephalexin

Cefa–Dri®, Cefa–Lak®

Cephapirin

Convenia®

Cefovecin

Note: Used SQ and offers 14 days of therapeutic drug levels for the treatment of skin infections and UTI's

Excenel®, Ceftiocyl®

Ceftiofur

Note: It is a sterile powder which is added to sterile water and given SQ or IM to cattle, horses, swine, sheep, and dogs (SQ only)

Oxymycine®, Oxyvet®, Liquamycin®, and Biomycin®

Oxytetracycline

Doxirobe Gel®

Doxycycline

Note: This is to be applied directly to the gingiva of dogs with periodontal disease

Topagen®, Gentocin®, Garasone®, Otomax®, and Momentamax®

Gentamicin

Neorease®, Panalog®, and BNP–H®

Neomycin

Note: Neomycin is often combined with other antimicrobials and anti–inflammatory drugs

Amiglyde®

Amikacin

Baytril®

Enrofloxacin

Orbax®

Orbifloxacin

Zeniquin®, Forcyl®

Marbofloxacin

Veraflox®

Pradofloxacin

A180®

Danofloxacin

Gallimycin®, and Erythro–36®

Erythromycin

Micotil®

Tilmicosin

Tylan®

Tylosin

Draxxin®

Tulathromycin

Zactran®

Gamithromycin

Zuprevo®

Tildipirosin

Zithromax®

Azithromycin

Biaxin®

Clarithromycin

Linco–Spectin®, and Lincomix® (these are both combinations of two antibiotic drugs)

Lincomycin (plus spectinomycin)

Antirobe®, and Clinacin®

Clindamyci

Polysporin®, and BNP–H®

Polymixin B/Bacitracin

Chlor–Palm®, and Chlor®

Chloramphenicol

Nuflor®, Aquaflor®, Resflor®, Osurnia®

Florfenicol