08 January, 09:25
American Frontline Doctors.
$90 for a call. (Required)
$300 for Ivermectin
$25 for Zinc.
Total= $415
What do you think about this?
$90 for a call. (Required)
$300 for Ivermectin
$25 for Zinc.
Total= $415
What do you think about this?
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Anonymity on X
@ReeeinQarnation
08 January, 10:04
In response Vincent Kennedy⍟ to his Publication
I bought a large bottle of oral liquid ivermectin for horses and foals at my local feed store, and have used it. $89can. ...probably enough for 50 doses. Dosage is based on weight.
Easy peasy. No Dr's fee.
You can buy zinc at all health food stores or pharmacies.
Easy peasy. No Dr's fee.
You can buy zinc at all health food stores or pharmacies.
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Sweet Liberty
@realSweetLiberty
08 January, 10:12
In response Anonymity on X to her Publication
All I see is the liquid injectable kind at Tractor Supply. Can you show a pic of what you bought?
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Royal Raven
@Royalraven
08 January, 10:26
In response Sweet Liberty to her Publication
I use the liquid ivermectin for livestock to prevent heart worm in my dogs. I measure it with a syringe but give it to them orally. I just saturate a piece of dry bread with the liquid and cover it in peanut butter. From what I understand it is very bitter tasting.
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Anonymity on X
@ReeeinQarnation
08 January, 11:19
In response Royal Raven to her Publication
it wouldnt win any awards for flavor... reminds me of moonshine. Lol.
You give it to your dogs???
Thats what I wanted to do but vet said it eould "kill" them. Direct quote. Also says inot to give to dogas on the written insert..Dog wormers are extremely expensive so I guess they dont want to lose that profitable market.
You give it to your dogs???
Thats what I wanted to do but vet said it eould "kill" them. Direct quote. Also says inot to give to dogas on the written insert..Dog wormers are extremely expensive so I guess they dont want to lose that profitable market.
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There are dosages/pound online. I believe it is 1/2 cc per ten pounds. I am out of town and don't have my dosage info with me.
04:16 AM - Jan 09, 2022
In response Anonymity on X to her Publication
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Anonymity on X
@ReeeinQarnation
09 January, 03:16
In response Royal Raven to her Publication
Would it be the same weight ratio as humans and horses, or is it less for dogs?
Can you let me know?
I have 100lb dogs.
Many thx..
Can you let me know?
I have 100lb dogs.
Many thx..
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Royal Raven
@Royalraven
09 January, 05:40
In response Anonymity on X to her Publication
I am not a vet. I’ve found dosage rates online. You will need a syringe that measures to the tenth of a cc to administer the more accurate dosages. Be warned some dogs may be sensitive to ivermectin. I use 1 tenth of a cc per 10 pounds of dog’s weight. For example my 75 pound dog would get 0.75 cc ounce a month.
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