cats frontline: Does your vet have to send in a prescription for this frontline?
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you don't need a prescription for frontline plus you can buy it at walmart.And yes they manufacture it in merial Australia.Packaged in different boxes for different areas,just as the U.S. does with everything from tooth paste to coke
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Hello:Thank you for your question, no, you do not need a prescription to order the Eicosaderm.Thank you!
1866498
no prescription needed...just can be hard to find except online. My doctor popped on amazon and told me...buy that!
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I do not use frontline, nor any other contact flea solution. The shampoo is great for fungal and infection issues with dogs and I highly recommend it,
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It would probably be best to contact the company about that. They're your basic cat treats, only they have Lysine added. This amino acid helps to keep feline herpes under control or assists a cat with a cold to lessen the symptoms and shorten its duration. I've just purchased a powder form, called Felisyl. The ingredients are not listed, but my cat loves it sprinkled on his food. The one thing I don't like about the treats is that they're high in calories, per my vet. He's advised I try and use as little of the treats as possible, so I give him 12 treats in the morning and the powder in the food at night. I may even try weaning him off of these altogether, because of the weight gain. It would probably be best to contact the company about that. They're your basic cat treats, only they have Lysine added. This amino acid helps to keep feline herpes under control or assists a cat with a cold to lessen the symptoms and shorten its duration. I've just purchased a powder form, called Felisyl. The ingredients are not listed, but my cat loves it sprinkled on his food. The one thing I don't like about the treats is that they're high in calories, per my vet. He's advised I try and use as little of the treats as possible, so I give him 12 treats in the morning and the powder in the... » Read More It would probably be best to contact the company about that. They're your basic cat treats, only they have Lysine added. This amino acid helps to keep feline herpes under control or assists a cat with a cold to lessen the symptoms and shorten its duration. I've just purchased a powder form, called Felisyl. The ingredients are not listed, but my cat loves it sprinkled on his food. The one thing I don't like about the treats is that they're high in calories, per my vet. He's advised I try and use as little of the treats as possible, so I give him 12 treats in the morning and the powder in the food at night. I may even try weaning him off of these altogether, because of the weight gain. « Show Less
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I sprinkle on some for my 2 cats that do not have IBD as a preventative for future problems.My cat with IBD is on a prescription food that should not be given to my cats.So,if your cat is on a prescription food do not let your cats have any.
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I took my cat to the vet. They applied them for $5.00. Sorry don't know what they used.
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The difference in them is the strength one is prescription strength that you have to get through the vet 3% verses 2% of the one thing that calms the cats that is all. But the both work
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Hi, I`m sorry I Took so long to answer , but I've been travelling.I am really not a veterinarian, only a cat owner. They tell you to talk to yours first , and it was what I did. But, in my not specialized opinion, I suppose it would help, since my aunt's cat had a very similar situation to yours (but it was a female cat), and it helped her a lot.
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I use a pill gun. It just pops the capsule into the back of their throat - massage the throat for a second to help them swallow. I have 5 cats all over the age of 16. They take loads of pills. Pill gun saved me. You can get it on Amazon. I like the ones with the aqua blue top rather than the dark blue. They seem to "snap" better.
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it's an herbal concoction, has a calming affect on cats. It works very well, and my cats have never experienced any side effects. I just get behind my cat and administer it like I do any oral meds; three drops in their mouth, that's it. I don't need to use it often, it's for when I take them to the vet, or when my male top-cat is getting too aggressive with my other cats. Calms everybody down!
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yes it does but the product is bogus.. left my cat dehydrated and did nothing for his health.. when i took my cat to the vet he said that this product is bogus and it has no medicinal value what so ever.. DO NOT PURCHASE!!!!
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I would say no, I purchased vetGuard for dogs at Sams club due to being out of frontline, at same time purchased the frontline for my 2 cats. I am on second month of apps and my 2 cats are flea free, but my dog, is still covered in flee droppings and fleas. I am a life long pet owner and have never used a product that has worked so badly on my dog. Im sticking to frontline.
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Yes, they are the same. You can get them much cheaper at Amazon, without a prescription, but don't give the treats to your cat like candy. Also, not ALL cats like them. I have 3 cats and only 2 of them like them. If your vet hasn't already, he/she should give your cat 2-3 of the treats to see if your cat likes them, before you buy them. They work very well. Being a former Animal Health Tech, I highly recommend them.
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No, it doesn't but I'm sure it won't be hard to find, a baby store, a pet supply. When my 20 year old cat was real sick the vet recommended 8 oz. Twice a day. He is nine pounds. Now I just give him 4 oz. Once a day and he's doing fine.
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I don't really think it does. I just give it to my cat as a treat because she begs for the pills constantly. My other cats couldn't care less about them.
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It's specially formulated for dogs, so I would contact the company to find out if it is okay to give to cats. Possibly in smaller dosage but I'd check.