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Was just wondering at what age should yorkies start taking heartworm meds
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My dog is getting his teeth cleaned on Saturday and will be getting a heartworm test. Here in AZ, the chances of him getting heartworm is slim to nil, but I wanted to be preventative. Anyways, Heart guard is now a generic and is available at many pharmacies...
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Your this upset over $20, which Im sure the vet an economical source for generic pet meds especially for rescue shelters who have to balance costs and Vet meds then good for you....
Thats $44 less than the vet charges.
For Meds = $40.
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Hi, me again. Now that I've gotten my puppy, Sam, I'm trying not to break the bank with all these preventatives. I now have 3 dogs! Yikes! Guess that makes a pack.
I've already started doing my own shots via Tractor Supply. Yay~!
Now I want to do the ...
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I get my heartguard from my horse vet pretty cheap .
Its 20 bucks more in stores around here...
Valleyvet.com best prices on frontline plus that I've found.
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Hi, I have 2 small pups (under 3 lbs each). Is it ok to give them 1/2 heartworm meds each since the weight states for dogs 2-10 lbs. This would be for interceptor. Their full weight is expected to be < 6 lbs. thanks
Started by SamLuMom on
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The actual medication is not distributed evenly.
Heartworm preventative is not made to be split.
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Anyone using a natural heartworm preventative? My beagle is not on anything for heartworm at this time. I do a fecal and heartworm test every 6 months but I am nervous since we are coming into the summer months and I live in Florida. I hate giving him...
Started by Dennis O'Brien DVM PhD on
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I couldn't find a natural alternative for heartworm prevention and continue to use interceptor.
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Just a quick question I am curious what everyone gives their yorkie for heartworm and flea meds. I used Heartguard Plus and Frontline but Kinder got kind of unsteady on her legs the day after the meds.She did not feel good so I called my vet. She is 5...
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Good luck with....
No side effects what so to the med.
Susan I just do not trustSheldon is on interceptor for heartworm and K9 advantix II for fleas ,etc.
I will definitely get Kinder changed to another heartworm and flea med.
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My 10yr old lab came up with a 'light positive' for heartworms this morning after her checkup. She is a very loving dog and has been a member of our 'family' since she was a pup. Other than the recent heartworm discovery she seems to be healthy (a little...
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Had one of my pitts have....
We determine how to treat based never missed a monthly treatment on any of my dogs, and now this makes two that the meds have failed on.
Or putting the dog on heartworm prevention for 6 months and then retesting.
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has any knowledge about this. I have a cat that is unable to take the pills due to a medical problem and the vets want us to use the drops that are applied to the skin. Does anyone know if this will be safe for my...
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I would not handle.
Interceptor ingredient in general wormers - ivermec - is used in low doses in heartworm medicine.
Multi and Revolution are heartworm preventatives, but they also kill fleas.
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On Mon, 21 May 2012 11:41:26 -0700 (PDT), Linda Ray <LINDARAY@att.net
--- On Mon, 5/21/12, Mary Atleson <met1219@yahoo.com
From: Mary Atleson <met1219@yahoo.comSubject: [fremontbayarearawfeederscoop] Warning - Trifexis Heartworm meds dangerous...
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Trifexis Heartworm meds dangerous to your dogs!!!
To: "CatVet@yahoogroups.com" < Shaw <labhoundlover@yahoo.comSubject: Re: [CatVet] FYI Fw: Warning - Trifexis Heartworm meds: [CatVet] FYI Fw: Warning - Trifexis Heartworm....
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Heartworm is a serious and potentially fatal disease that is transmitted by mosquitoes and infects the right side of the heart, initially. To prevent this disease, it is recommended that pet owners give a monthly preventive medication to their pets (unless...
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