Can this be used as a preventative??
1052225
As far as I know it's not a preventative. If you dog is like mine, likes digging and rooting around and eating things in the dirt that he's not supposed (you all know what I'm talking about) then keep a box on hand. If you have a suspicion that your dog has worms (diarrhea, lethargic, won't eat) give him the treatment at the first sign right away. Don't wait. If it's worms he should improve the very next day. If he doesn't call the vet.
1052226
I use this in routine maintenance, at the very least 2x a year. I use heart guard chewables as preventative. There are many great preventatives that can be used, this product os for the removal of parasites.
1052227
As far as I know, the only thing they "call" a preventative for worms is heartworm pills and you'd have to read the labels cause some of those don't "prevent" some worms. From all the research I've done, your best option is keeping the poo cleaned up, the floors and bedding clean, getting rid of fleas, and many suggestions to just worm your dogs once a month. This stuff doesn't kill all forms of tapeworms, you need something with praziquantel in it to kill some of those buggers which we discovered after several dosings of this and a vet telling us that in a bad case of them, tapes can be long and not little grains of rice like most people think and this doesn't have that ingredient in it. This is still a great product and always cleared the problem right up, but I hope it helps others knowing that so they don't keep dosing their dogs with something that might not be killing the right worm (tape) like we did and the nightmare we and our little guy went through for months every time we found the little beasties in his poo again. But, in our defense, we'd never had a dog with tapes before and were pretty naive where they were concerned and were doubting the medicine until we found that out.
485379
I don't see why not. I use it to clean my glasses as well, and for medicinal purposes, to disinfect and even diluted with water as an astringent, it is very effective. Much better than the 70% you see on store shelves these days.
1079146
yes. I would do a internet search of the product just to make sure u are using it safely though.
2013529
The label reads "For External Use Only". It is possible the inactive ingredients may be toxic. Unless you get the full ingredient list and are a pharmacist or chemist with a medical or veterinary background I would not put this in your mouth.
1143709
You probably could, however FDA material is produced under certain conditions allowable for Human consumption. Do you really want to take the risk of using something not produced under those guidelines? Do you have children? Is it worth the few Dollars to put them at risk?
2030401
From what I understand, to have the absolute best protection, yes. I did not do so since I was doing mine more as a preventative and not as an actual treatment.
222271
Not sure if you could use it to prevent. This stuff gets pretty hot when exposed to water and the effectiveness will eventually taper off. I would think even a small snow fall would activate it for a little while and then you would need to lay down more.
2118551
I would say NO. This has highly mixed chemical substances. Good for use on furnitures, items where kids dont get in contact. Keep away from breathing or touching them.
1673330
I don't see why not - its super tough, takes a bit to dry but it is set within 15 minutes, and completely cured in like 12 hours. I use it for everything honestly.
1904442
I would think it would work based on just looking at the box...but once again, it says it is one-use only, so we haven't tried it! Once would be enough if it saved a life! I think for the price it would certainly be worth it.
1837200
I don't see why not- It is a natural product. However, it is a cleanse, particularly for the kidneys. I agree to start out minimally with PLENTY of water!!
1842674
I don't think so. I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive. The spray should be all you need.
647191
Use as much as is necessary to stop/control the bleeding until you can get to a hospital. This is not meant to be a permanent "fix" and there is no set amount to use on specific circumstances. Especially on a severe wound, there's no reason to use this stuff sparingly.
1281325
I have never used it for that. It is organic and I don't see why not. I would give it a whirl.
1654205
I think this product is just for rust treatment not for prevention. There are other products in the market specifically for rust prevention.
1185817
Hi-- I've been using this for years, and I think it works much better as a preventative than as a "cure," which sounds like what you are looking for. If your cat has dental problems, then a veterinary cleaning is probably necessary. If there is infection involved, then the vet should be involved.
1648606
I don't see why not. It's meant to strengthen bones, joints, nails, skin and hair. That doesn't seem to me to preclude it's being used by men.