Pedigrees, spayed/neutered or not hold a wealth of information for your own dog. If she has euro names not on Dobequest you can sometimes find them on
What? I didn’t know that! Why? I have a purebred border collie who I’ve given heartgard to for the past 6 years. Just the heartworm kind not the plus. I started giving it to the Doberman now as well since the topical Revolution I was using on him gives him diarrhea every time. So far no side affects.
@lady Dobie , I can't remember the reason.
I think you might need 10 posts for it to stop showing new member. As for the photo, I'm not sure unless one of our software upgrades did it. You're welcome to add a new one though.
it may be okay for border collie.. but rough collies are known to be severely affected by ivermectin...but i would check this further just incase..with border collie... sometimes you have no reaction .. and then poof things could change.. suddenly.. if there is a risk factor with border collies i would not risk it...
Sim parica Trio is the one i have used for years.. but the price for 4 dogs is very expensive. also i was trying to get away from so much toxins all at once.. so now using a topical and Interceptor plus. I am also going to try Fur Life collars.. i just took Lady to vet ..i take them one by one and have the heartworm test.. including Lyme etc..negative again.. . we do not have a major problem in this area.. we keep the lawn area where they run cut short and no bushes etc... but it only takes one tick to play havoc so we are carefully checking this out or we may return to Simparica Trio..Remy has been on Credelio and Interceptor Plus his whole life without issues. The only negative thing is ever since he started taking the 50-100lb dose of Interceptor Plus, it’s really difficult to get him to eat it. He is not picky at all and I’ve never had to hide things in food, but he’ll find the smallest piece of that and spit it out.
I saw there is a new one called Credelio Quattro which combines the flea, tick, and heart worm preventative into one pill. Since Remy eats the Credelio without issue I asked his vet about this today. He doesn’t carry it in office yet and likes to wait awhile before trying since it’s new. He recommended Simparica Trio so we got one month of that to try. We need year round preventative here which makes it really expensive, but it’s important to have something effective since heart worm is so prevalent in my area.
Wow since I clicked on this link I've had ads popping up for it left and right, which of course is no surprise. But... this morning a couple of them were extremely graphic showing dogs having seizures or laying on a vet table nearly lifeless. I get they are trying to get the point across that chemicals can be harmful but the graphics...
Marketing has become so ridiculous...
i agree.. theres no need for such dramatic photos and videos.. actually for me it is a turn off.
My suggestion is BRAVECTO,1400 mg fluralaner,ectoparasiter.
www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com
Just be aware that Bravecto is in the isoxazoline class of drugs.My suggestion is BRAVECTO,1400 mg fluralaner,ectoparasiter.
I've been trying to pick up a few more essential oils for nosework, without ordering them and it looks like Walmart is that only place in town that carries them anymore. Walgreens used to carry them but one of the employees told me they discontinued them and she doesn't know why when they're such good sellers and even Walmart is usually sold out, except icky stuff.
I get the whole buy local thing but quality is important with essential oils and I'm not sure you can get that at Walmart. How important is the quality for nosework?
I'm guessing it needs to match up with what they use at trials or it could throw them off more.
www.thek9nose.com
