Is it safe to use this product while treating your dog with ivermectin for demodex? I don't want to over medicate my pup.
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yes, this is a cream for topical application..I would use this along with the ivermectin and also get an immune system booster her on amazon for dogs...all of that will cure demodex
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I have used while also giving oral meds. If you haven't used before, I have a tip. This medicine is very thick, you can mix with a little baby oil to stretch the product and also makes it easier to apply. If you heat the baby oil just a little it will mix easier with the Nu-Stock. Hope this is helpful.
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I think so I did it for myself. You have to remember that this product is natural It's I believe 76% sulfur and pine oil and mineral oils. Go on www. Durvet.com there is more info. Basically I found out that Rosacea is a demodex mites nothing else. I will post some pics this weekend.
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Ivermectin kills ear mites, manage mites, hookworms, roundworms, and heartworms in dogs and cats. If you have a dog who has not been on heartworm preventative for over six months, you need to have it tested to determine if has heartworms. Heartworms in cats are very rare. There are certain breeds of dogs that have reactions to ivermectin(herding dogs), so you need to determine the correct dosage for your animal. You might wish to check out the following website - littlecitydogs.com for information on dosage, etc. Their prices are very reasonable. Hope this helps. I do cat and dog rescue as an avocation. Ivermectin kills ear mites, manage mites, hookworms, roundworms, and heartworms in dogs and cats. If you have a dog who has not been on heartworm preventative for over six months, you need to have it tested to determine if has heartworms. Heartworms in cats are very rare. There are certain breeds of dogs that have reactions to ivermectin(herding dogs), so you need to determine the correct dosage for your animal. You might wish to check out the following website - littlecitydogs.com for information on dosage, etc. Their prices are very reasonable. Hope this helps. I do cat and dog rescue as... » Read More Ivermectin kills ear mites, manage mites, hookworms, roundworms, and heartworms in dogs and cats. If you have a dog who has not been on heartworm preventative for over six months, you need to have it tested to determine if has heartworms. Heartworms in cats are very rare. There are certain breeds of dogs that have reactions to ivermectin(herding dogs), so you need to determine the correct dosage for your animal. You might wish to check out the following website - littlecitydogs.com for information on dosage, etc. Their prices are very reasonable. Hope this helps. I do cat and dog rescue as an avocation. « Show Less
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It has permethin in it and if you spray and get direct contact it kills the mites. I do not know if it safe for animals.
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Our dog had ticks not fleas, wouldn't use this we had to him to the vet because of bad reaction of this product. The vet said a dog came in last week that used this and he DIED from bad reaction!!!!!
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yes. I was going to use it on my dogs in diluted form for heartworms and my vet had a fit when I showed it to him. He said there is no way to properly titrate this for dogs and he has had many come in his office in liver/kidney failure or have died as the result of this. I threw it away.
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I've not seen any problems. It's seems to be working and the vials were all full. I accidentally got some on my finger and it had the same smell and feel as it's suppose to. So I believe it's a good product to use. Sorry yours didn't maybe you could ask your vet to compare it.
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If you use this on the animals skin it may irritate, I would think that you would have to dilute it in another carrier oil. I don't know if it would deter ticks or not. You dog would smell great though.
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Yes it is fine to give both of them. We found that our 15 yr old Aussie/Beagle mix no longer needs the Rymadyl since taking the Phycox Max. She is hiking and acting like a puppy again without coming home sore. I can't recommend it enough!
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No, I just checked the label and it clearly states "For Dog Use Only." I'd suggest TicTacs or Altoids to help with your problem. :-) j/k! If you need more info, I can take a pic of the label/instructions and email that to you. Take care!
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I asked this question to the vet that we had taken our border collie to. She said that it is OK to use both as they are different chemicals. You would be getting better coverage and higher quality results. However you may not need both depending the severity of the problem in your area.
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I no longer have any pets, but it is totally safe around pets and babies once it is dry. You just obviously want to leave it alone till it is dry. (Think about not putting your hands in wet Raid either, right?) When we did have dogs, we treated the fleas separately with pills we gave our dogs once a month. I have used this product for over ten years with OUTSTANDING results and no sickness at all.
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You should be fine. At no time have I ever experienced diarrhea or loose stool with this product. The parasites come out with your usual bowel movements.
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I give my small dogs (the dosage on pkg is for small dogs, between 6-25 lbs, so I don't know why someone else said this isn't for small dogs, just buy the right dosage!!) one pill once every 3 months, for preventative measures. If your dog(s) show signs of worms, then you can dose monthly, or best bet, contact your vet. My vet said this wormer is a good one, as it gets rid of round, hook, and tape worms. And unlike another commenter, this package does NOT list dosing instructions, it just says contact your vet. It took research and contacting my vet to figure out that info.
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Hi Jerica, yes I have been doing this for over 2 months...depending on the dog you have.. I give my 2 hot dogs, cut them in small round pieces..not recommended to be injected directly to dog...
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You definitely MUST check with your vet. Some products for one species are toxic to others. You need to check with a trusted expert.
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Please note: Other buyers say they switched to Advantix. My vet was out of Frontline and only had Advantix so I bought it. My Bichon Frise was running around the house and crying all day and night after I applied it. Turned out it gave him a chemical burn, and had to be washed off with Dawn. Be careful when trying something new.
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when we had our dog we used advantage on her.One time she was full of fleas and the vet said to wait the 30 days or it could make her sick. i assume it would be the same with this product as well.