Hi! My name is Emily and I am a registered veterinarian technician. I love my job at the small animal practice I work at and I frequently rehab little babies that are brought in to us by our concerned clients. My little pinky squirrel blew bubbles out of his nose during his last feeding. I immediatly held him up side down for 10 seconds and allowed the milk to drain. I am concerned that he will develop aspiration pneumonia and was wondering if anyone can give me the dosage for injectable baytril to give orally. I left my rehab book at work, and the building is locked over the holiday and I have no key. I am pretty sure Baytril is preffered over Clavamox if one is concerned about aspiration pneumonia. Immediate response would be great!!!