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So, it isn't enough that the USDA, and FDA and Homeland Security keep issuing stupid warnings. Now, it seems, such unnecessary cautions have invaded every day life.
Gwynn, my Lewellyn setter, came down with a cough all of a sudden. So off to the vet we go. After the exam the vet prescribed an anti-biotic and a cough supressant. As she handed me the latter, she cautioned, "this is liable to make Gwynn drowsy."
Say what? I mean, it's not like Gwynn was planning on operating any heavy equipment. Or driving us home.
But, more to the point, she's a dog. You know, bow-wow and like that. She already sleeps 14 hours a day. So just how am I supposed to know that the medicine is making her drowsy? And why should I care, particularly?
Gimme a break!
Gwynn, my Lewellyn setter, came down with a cough all of a sudden. So off to the vet we go. After the exam the vet prescribed an anti-biotic and a cough supressant. As she handed me the latter, she cautioned, "this is liable to make Gwynn drowsy."
Say what? I mean, it's not like Gwynn was planning on operating any heavy equipment. Or driving us home.
But, more to the point, she's a dog. You know, bow-wow and like that. She already sleeps 14 hours a day. So just how am I supposed to know that the medicine is making her drowsy? And why should I care, particularly?
Gimme a break!