OT - Pet meds w/o Rx - Val?

[Guest guest]

Hi, Val,

Do you know of an online place where I can get pet meds w/o an rx?

Need refills on Sentinel for my dogs & really can't afford the vet

right now, just to get a refill, both financially and energy-wise.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

http://www.1800petmeds.com/pselect.asp?LV=263 & PG=Sentinel & AFFID=GG & ID=19259572

But can't you just call your vet for a refill? I would try it as they

might not insist on seeing your pet for this. BTW this is not a product

I would use... My choice is a worming dose of Ivermectin every month..

If your dog is large enough you can use the horse wormer. I used it for

years on my Akitas and Siberians.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info.

Well, I need to get established with a new vet, and don't want to

spend the $$$$, since we just had both dogs checked prior to moving in

June for the travel papers.

And the old vet was a money grubber anyway...anything was an

opportunity for an office visit!

OK, while I DON'T want to take up your time with TOO MUCH OT

info...you piqued my curiosity about sentinel...why wouldn't you use

it (in a sentence or two...don't take too much time).

My standard poodle is around 55lbs, so maybe the horse dose for her,

but definitely not for the cockapoo, who is 13 lbs. Is that an Rx

med? If using only a wormer, what about fleas? (Or should I check in

with Helen on that flea shampoo...)

Thanks!

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http://www.1800petmeds.com/pselect.asp?LV=263 & PG=Sentinel & AFFID=GG & ID=19259572

> But can't you just call your vet for a refill? I would try it as they

> might not insist on seeing your pet for this. BTW this is not a product

> I would use... My choice is a worming dose of Ivermectin every month..

> If your dog is large enough you can use the horse wormer. I used it for

> years on my Akitas and Siberians.

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In a message dated 11/7/2006 4:59:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

AngInfoHound@... writes:

Or should I check in

with Helen on that flea shampoo...)

hhahahahahhha! I can vouch for the shampoo!

Helen

[Guest guest]

[laughing so hard right now!] I'm sure my H thinks that I really lost

it this time...no REALLY!

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> In a message dated 11/7/2006 4:59:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> AngInfoHound@... writes:

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> Or should I check in

> with Helen on that flea shampoo...)

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> hhahahahahhha! I can vouch for the shampoo!

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> Helen

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[Guest guest]

> If your dog is large enough you can use the horse wormer. I used it for

> years on my Akitas and Siberians.

I raised german shepherds and trained them for years. I also used the

ivermectin. I used to get it from the horse feed store. It worked

great and was a lot more cost effective.

B.

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In a message dated 08/11/2006 04:40:59 GMT Standard Time,

my.new.song@... writes:

I raised german shepherds and trained them for years. I also used the

ivermectin. I used to get it from the horse feed store. It worked

great and was a lot more cost effective.

I am unsure about how often to treat my dog, should it be at set times? I

treat when I see he has symptons.

Thanks.

Mo

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In a message dated 08/11/2006 10:35:06 GMT Standard Time,

artisticgroomer@... writes:

What kind if symptoms? She is talking about not only deworming, but heart

worm prevention, that should be done monthly.

Oh I am v. ignorant about all of this, never heard of heart-worm. I have

been treating Blondie when he gets diarrhoea/constipation/drags his bottom

along

the ground as my neighbour told me that this a sign of worms.

Mo

NOVA Counselling & Healing Services

[Guest guest]

>>I am unsure about how often to treat my dog, should it be at set times? I

treat when I see he has symptoms.<<

What kind if symptoms? She is talking about not only deworming, but heart worm

prevention, that should be done monthly.

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[Guest guest]

Adult dogs seldom get worms! Heart worm is a very real threat to them

however. Scooting can be from impacted anal glands or just wiping his

butt! LOL.. even vets don;t think if that but I have had MANY clients

come in saying their vet said to check the anals as he was scooting, and

it was a dog with a little bit of poop stuck on his butt hair! JEEZ they

don't have T paper! But before you give a dog ANY heartworm meds to

prevent it, you need to have3 him checked to make sure he is not already

infected as the meds when they kill off the heart worms can clog the

heart and kill the dog if he has them. As this is WAY OT if you want

more info, just email me.. I also worked for vets for years... Started

out as a vet tech LONG ago.

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