does it prevent heart worm
579077
Sorry for late replay. No it does not prevent , it only cleans out if dog has worms . For preventuon you would need such as HeartGuard. Hope it helps.
579078
Sorry for late replay.No it does not prevent , it only cleans out if dog has worms .For preventuon you would need such as HeartGuard.Hope it helps.
285936
Heart Stent would be fine, I imagine they are referring to a pace maker, something that actually uses electronics. A stent would not interfere. It works great, I like it.
1798084
It is not a preventative item; it just helps plants grow better. And it works Wonderfully in that capacity! We have used it for many years and it is the Very Best in helping plants grow!
327342
Yes. It is one of the active ingredients in most heartworm preventatives. You should consult a book or vet for dosing.Word of warning, do not give to white footed herding dogs. Overdoses can cause seizures in this genetic line.
514241
Yes it is, although the stuff my vet currently uses has one additional ingredient to kill more types of worms. Still a good product, especially if your pets are primarily indoor and not exposed to many varieties of parasites.
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.
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I've read up on this thoroughly, and I don't think it does, but to be safe I still took probiotics. Swanson has a buy one get one free sale on them right now. I ordered this, psyllium husk to absorb the toxins that parasites release, and the probiotics.
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as I kid it was my job to give my dog her daily heartworm pills (1980-1988) so I'm a pro at giving pills. You just pinch the jaws at the joint and put the pill far back on their tongue, then hold the mouth shut so they don't have a choice. give that a try
109798
I purchased this as a de-wormer only. There are other products for the applications you are wanting. Check with your vet.
517113
I would consult with your Vet and conduct a google search. My Vet did prescribe this for my kitten when she was 3 months old to ensure she didn't have worms.
1532331
I'm assuming you'll be using this product as a heartworm preventative for your dog(s). Check out this website for the answer to your question: http://drmark1961.hubpages.com/hub/Heartworm-Preventative-for-Your-Dog-for-Less-Than-10-Dollars-a-Year. You won't have to calculate dosage. It's all in a table. You might want to talk to your vet about using this product. You also might want to get your dog tested for heartworms (if you haven't done that already). Hope this helps! You can buy the syringes at Walmart. I had to buy a box of them, but they were only about $12.
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Hi, I do not think it repels bugs. I bought it because I have a child with itchy skin and a sometime rash. He has very sensitive reactive skin. It works well for that, and a little goes a long way.
1325177
It is safe for for any animal, any age. Safe for people, too. Many people wear one as a charm or pendant to keep away mosquitos.
144329
Bear in mind this is a natural product. The pills are based on Hilda Clarke's deworming regimen (a German naturopath who had unconventional views on medicine). I don't recall what she says about the effectiveness of this regimen, but if I had to guess, it has some worm killing effect on the adults, but probably stunts or stops their growth more.
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This filter is PREVENTATIVE only. It can't do anything for mineral build-up that is already on your humidifier (use vinegar and soak it, then scrub at it with an old toothbrush). But it does a great job of preventing further build-up. I have VERY hard water and everything gets crusted over if water sits in it. These filters keep my humidifier from calcification. You do still have to do periodic cleaning, changing out water, etc., just as you would if you didn't have the filter. And if you have very soft water, you probably don't need one of these. Another option is to just use distilled water in your humidifier, and then you wouldn't need a filter, either. I have used a Crane humidifier without a filter, and I found that with my hard water, I had to scrub it with vinegar weekly.
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No, it is mainly for fleas and ticks. It says that it helps repel black flies and mosquitoes but it is not a heart worm treatment. You need to get that from a vet....either heart guard, interceptor, or a similar treatment.
467220
I see other people have answered this, but of course not. It's for heartworm.