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Rilexine Palatable Tablets (Cefalexin) for Dogs
Rilexine Palatable Tablets (Cefalexin) for Dogs
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£4.95 — Royal Mail Tracked 24
Order before 6pm Monday to Thursday for next working day dispatch once your prescription is approved.
Orders placed Friday to Sunday are usually dispatched on Monday. Selected products may qualify for Saturday dispatch.
Please note We cannot ship to Northern Ireland.
Prescription Information
- Prescription must match the product, strength and formulation ordered.
- For orders involving more than one pet, a separate prescription is required.
- Uploaded prescriptions are valid for up to 6 months or until the prescribed number of repeats has been supplied, whichever comes first. In accordance with UK Veterinary Medicines Regulations, we are legally required to retain veterinary prescriptions for a minimum of 5 years.
All orders are reviewed by our veterinary team. Prescription checks are typically completed the same day. Orders are dispatched once checks are complete and the medication is ready for dispatch. Read our prescription policy.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Rilexine Palatable Tablets are a prescription-only veterinary medicine used in dogs for the treatment of bacterial infections caused by susceptible organisms.
They contain cefalexin, a first-generation cephalosporin antibiotic commonly prescribed in small-animal practice. Rilexine is widely used for the treatment of skin and soft-tissue infections, including superficial and deep pyoderma, wounds, abscesses, and other susceptible bacterial infections.
Rilexine Palatable Tablets are administered orally and are designed to improve ease of administration and compliance in dogs requiring antibiotic treatment. Treatment is typically prescribed as a short-term course, although longer courses may be required depending on the severity of infection and clinical response.
This product is a prescription-only veterinary medicine (POM-V).
Dosage, duration of treatment, and administration instructions are determined by the prescribing veterinary surgeon and provided on the dispensing label. The full course should always be completed as prescribed, even if clinical signs improve before treatment is finished.
Further information, including contraindications and potential side effects, can be found in the product data sheet available here.
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