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Cats should never be given Amoxicillin prescribed for human use, however convenient it may be for pet owners. The concentration is much too high for catsâ unique livers to process and it could seriously harm your cat. Effective Only for Specific Cases. Veterinarians can prescribe Amoxicillin for pet use.
Our vet has said it's safe for the cat to receive amoxicillin indefinitely, that the kidneys handle the drug well and the worst side effect would be mild diarrhea. A-I think it's generally safe to give a cat amoxicillin long-term. It's an excellent antibiotic. However, there is another possible treatment. If the problem is due to an infection that's only moderately susceptible to amoxicillin, it could be eradicated by a different antibiotic. To find out, take your cat off of amoxicillin, and when the symptoms return and are quite severe, have a bacterial culture done.