ol_ cowboy
@ol_cowboy
12 May, 12:28
Super, let's start with getting HCQ & Ivermectin prescriptions down to under $5.
Then, let's roll out MEDBEDS and get Prescription Drug prices down to $ZERO, because we won't need them anymore.
Most Big Pharma are petroleum or opium-based anyways, not good.
https://www.whitehouse.gov...
Then, let's roll out MEDBEDS and get Prescription Drug prices down to $ZERO, because we won't need them anymore.
Most Big Pharma are petroleum or opium-based anyways, not good.
https://www.whitehouse.gov...
Delivering Most-Favored-Nation Prescription Drug Pricing to American Patients – The White House
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered: Section 1. Purpose.
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In response ol_ cowboy to his Publication
I really hope this move back to real holistic health treatments, also keeps the veterinarian treatments very close with it..🐾
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13 May, 06:16
In response ~sky~ kat to her Publication
Oh yes for sure. The costs of treating your pet is outrageous. It cost me $435 to have Maggie Mae spayed. In 2005 I paid less than a hundred dollars to have my other German Shepherd spayed. The vet office wanted $460 for a 6 month supply of heartworm and flea and tick preventive(s). I found the preventive(s) on Chewy for less than a hundred dollars for a 6 month supply.
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Yeah... The USA is much worse then here in the UK. Both for the having to do 'this and that' to ones pets, 'to be legal'😒, and the costs there is higher for that reason I suspect (i.e. they give you the impression of no option).
Here I've never had any children or animals vaccinated. I'll always seek natural options first (and the vet's know that😉), so the need to take an animal to the vets is always a last resort, for maybe a diagnosis, such as, my 13yr old Husky X who had a bladder infection, and recently an ulcer on her cornea😬. I have no doubt at all my costs here were A Lot less then would have been if in the USA.
Here I've never had any children or animals vaccinated. I'll always seek natural options first (and the vet's know that😉), so the need to take an animal to the vets is always a last resort, for maybe a diagnosis, such as, my 13yr old Husky X who had a bladder infection, and recently an ulcer on her cornea😬. I have no doubt at all my costs here were A Lot less then would have been if in the USA.
08:11 AM - May 15, 2025
In response Brandy Molina to her Publication
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15 May, 08:20
In response ~sky~ kat to her Publication
My German Shepherd Maggie Mae is 9 months old. I am going to stop all treatments when she reaches full grown status. Thank you for helping me with your story. Here is a picture of my girl:
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In response Brandy Molina to her Publication
Beautiful...😍..🐾🤗
I adopted my Maisy when she was 9 months old, and it turned out I was the 3rd home she'd had in that wk... so naturally she had a few issue to work through.
I did get her microchip the next day though, for safety reason mostly. But didn't get her spade until she was at least 2yrs old, because I wanted to be sure her bones where full developed before spaying sent her into a premature menopause, that could well have had a negative effect on her still growing bones.
I adopted my Maisy when she was 9 months old, and it turned out I was the 3rd home she'd had in that wk... so naturally she had a few issue to work through.
I did get her microchip the next day though, for safety reason mostly. But didn't get her spade until she was at least 2yrs old, because I wanted to be sure her bones where full developed before spaying sent her into a premature menopause, that could well have had a negative effect on her still growing bones.
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