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I received a text from my cousin with a photo from the tractor supply asking which one. Photo of horse pastes
She is getting the ivermectin
For her and her dog.
I have someone who listened
I guess she wanted to see how I turned out using it.
It's been over a year for me.
And she knows I refuse to stop
She is only 52 yr
When you reach the high number of 72 (made it)
Feeling good is welcomed daily.
Damn what a high number 70 is
Hope I see 90 with a 70 mind and body 😂😂
I love good news
I now have two cousins using Ivermectin
Many humans are slow with trusting family
They love the TV best for info
Moral of story
NEVER GIVE UP!

Say Arba,
In regards to Dogs, Fenbendazole might be the better choice. I have heard from a good friend who was a many decades vet-tech that some breeds (I think it was Border Collies) might not react well to Ivermectin, but I have only been told that.
Ivermectin is in the heartworm meds, but a pretty small dose I think. With my dogs I am using fenbendazole and they are doing real good on that.
As for Ivermectin for People, it's interesting that Dr. Lee Merritt says the horse paste is the safest Ivermectin to get in her opinion, because these Phrygian/Amakalite/Khazar tribes (aka the master poisoners) trying to kill us all are a horse-culture (those snootie Thoroughbred breeders) and they WILL NEVER harm their horses.
Go figure...

Thanks! Good point Ol C on the febendazole vs ivermectin for the dogs. (Will have to pick some of that up too next trip to the feed store) Am wondering about which is best for cats. My grandson is keeping a stray that was living in our barn, and you just KNOW it's gotta have a ton of worms. Any clue on which to use, or what a dosage might be?

I'm not sure on cats, but that's worth researching. Cats have harmful parasites for Humans that we can contract cleaning out their litter boxes.

I am giving my dogs horsepaste fenbendazole measured out for their weights and they are taking it will with no side effects.

I have 9 cats patrolling around my ranch to keep mice & demons away, so I need to look into that to keep them and ourselves healthy.

I am not giving any veterinary advice, but I am telling folks what I do and people need to do their own research and make their own decisions, of course.

If anyone knows what wormer works on cats, I'd love to research that one.

Cats.... 1 cc per 5 pounds
Dogs... 1 cc per 10 pounds.

3 days in a row, wait a week to 10 days and do 3 more days in a row.

Note, I am not a vet nor do I play one on TV.

Yes that's what I do with my doggies and they're doing just fine. Thanks PinkTotter!!!!

You're welcome, Ol_Cowboy!

It's the protocol we have used for years, given to us by old-school vets.

NO SCHOOL LIKE THE OLD SCHOOL.
That's what I always say.

Loved the old-school vets, they loved animals and weren't afraid to get manure on themselves!

Unfortunately, most have retired in my area.

Out here it's getting harder to find big animal Veterinarians. They are all going for house pets because that's where the money is, unfortunately.

Maybe soon we'll have medbeds and Teslatron rooms for pets, even horses.

Veterinary medicine today is just Big Pharma peddlin'.