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Gorgeous Italian Greyhound Puppy Singing With Squeaky Toy
Boronia replied to Kirislin's topic in General Dog Discussion
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Here are some prices; $29.30 http://www.vetshopau...ch.aspx?k=4cyte $29.95 http://www.thevetshe...?rf=kw&kw=4cyte $28.99 http://www.ovedshors...?rf=kw&kw=4cyte $34.95 http://www.vetnpetdi...ts?search=4cyte $29.96 https://www.budgetpe...w/search/4cyte/ $30.20 https://www.drcarl.c...tml#ProductPage Postage will need to be checked to find the best deal. I usually buy my stuff from Omars as they are cheaper overall even when the postage is taken into account eta...here's another on ebay, $29.95, The Vet Shed, $5 postage; comes with a free packet of kangaroo bites! http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/4Cyte-Canine-50gm-Plus-Bonus-Free-100gm-Pack-of-Kangaroo-bites-/172404410231?hash=item28241a8777:g:pd4AAOSwa~BYQ2qz
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Hahaha, there was a Westie at the Westie Christmas party on Sunday that was doing this. he got offered a liver treat and his little jaw was chattering so fast! It was really funny. he got lots of liver treats :laugh:
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My Mac had that, I was at my wits end. After a month of washing and disinfecting the wee-spots on the flood and washing him underneath I took him to the vet (why I didn't take him sooner I don't know), she said she would try Propalin, it worked fairly well but he still was leaking a little, she then also put him on Stilboestrol...one tablet given on Wednesday and one on Saturday as well as Propalin .25ml morning and night. The two medications worked really really well; his skirt-hair went back from orange/brown pee-stained to its normal white and he stopped smelling of wee. He was so much happier. If I can remember correctly Mac's vet mentioned that a woman of 'breeding age' should be careful of touching the tablets as they contain oestrogen. I think Westiemum had her Mac on these as well but discontinued as her Mac became a little stroppy with her two other Westies anyway talk to your vet about these meds.
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last week I bought Bravecto (as well as Nuheart and chook stuff) from Omars Yesterday I got their newsletter and it had 5% off on Bravecto (also on Nexguard and Glyde powder) can't win sigh
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Country Park Animal Herbs, lovely to deal with. Email and ask for dosage rates https://countrypark.com.au/product/st-marys-thistle/ also... McDowell's email them to ask Kate if she can make up a prescription specifically for your dog (she did this for Mac's cancer) they are helpful and caring https://www.mcdowellsherbal.com/
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I hope it's ok to post here This was on Gumtree this morning :-/ maybe a DOLer knows someone who wants this little one no indication of sex http://www.gumtree.c...ome-/1130172768
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Is she the lovely dog calmly watching the sheep in your avatar Perry's Mum? I have always like that photo, she looks so self controlled and 'grounded' I am so sorry for your loss
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Unfortunately I don't think it's a legal requirement in Qld to sell a pup at six weeks old, I think it is just a code of practice/recommendation
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I had a look at that Nowstarin but decided against it as Westies do have a problem with skin allergies so I try to avoid stuff that is in direct contact to their skin. Some of the reviews on this page are ok but some are horrific http://fixfleas.com/seresto-flea-collar-dogs/ It seems (from the reviews) that it works really well or the dog has a reaction to it
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this is why I have chosen Bravecto; NexGuard = once a month treatment (1 month for flea and paralysis tick) Bravecto = 4 monthly treatment (4 month for paralysis tick, 3 month for fleas) http://www.nexgard.com.au/Pages/about-nexgard.aspx http://www.bravecto.com.au/
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Thank you Tx and Px I read a little more about them both and will probably go with the Bravecto Px...is your Westie-friend going to the Christmas Party? there are usually around 130 Westies there, always a good time!
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has anyone here had any problems with NexGuard or Bravecto My Advantix is nearly out so I thought I'd try either of these though the Bravecto seems the better option as it cover for 12 weeks while the NexGuard is only for 30 days any info would be appreciated
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Yep, I am such a tight a$$ :laugh:
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Thanks Pk The Westies should be fine I can't be bothered with the daily tablet, the monthly one is much more convenient. Do you know of a heaver-dog chew/tablet that I can cut in half?...much more economical I have looked at this page and am getting more and more confused http://www.ovedshors...m-preventatives No Thanks to Proheart for discontinuing the good product I have been using for 15 years eta, I took another look and maybe the Heartgold is the go as 1/2 a chewie can be given monthly, there are 20 chewies in the container so that will last for 20 months as I have two Westies. Give one Heartgold Chewable per 12-22Kg Monthly. DOSE RATE: Dogs less than 12Kg bodyweight, give half a chewable monthly. May be given to pregnant and stud dogs. Do not use in puppies under 6 weeks old. Treatment for Heartworm should occur regularly at 28-30 day intervals. The first chewable should be given before exposure to infected mosquitoes and only given to heartworm free dogs. Active ingredient: Ivermectin http://www.ovedshors...e-chews-12-22kg these Nuheart medium look ok also--> http://www.ovedshorseandpetstore.com.au/nuheart-heartworm-for-dogs they can be halved by the looks of the tablet/chewie and work out at a fairly good price
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Yes, I remember now PK, I remember I had read somewhere that Border collies have a bad reaction to Ivermectin. Do you know if there any other monthly tablet/chew that doesn't have ivermection as the ingredient? I don't forget to do monthly
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This is copied from the info sheet: Proheart for dogs is a tablet used for the prevention of heartworm disease. Proheart Tablets contain the active ingredient Moxidectin (not ivermectin) and are given once a month for the prevention of heartworm disease caused by the parasitic worm Dirofilaria Immitis in dogs. Proheart eliminates the heartworm larvae that infect the dog during the previous month. Heartworm is spread by infected mosquitoes another question; Is there any benefit in using Moxidectin over ivermectin? (considering I can't buy Proheart anyway this question is probably a waste of time) :D
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I had been using ProHeart but now I am unable to buy it, seems to be discontinued. I found it economical as I'd buy the tablet for the larger/heavier dogs and halve it. What other good heartworm meds are available that are monthly and come in tablet form and treat only heartworm?...not any other worms (like gut-worms) I had been tossing round the idea of getting the annual HW injection...it's about $70 which is pretty well up there in price so I'll probably just stick to the monthly tablets. Hoping DOLers can suggest a good alternative.
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seem to be a few here http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-prams-strollers/parramatta-sydney/stroller/k0c18583l3003947r2?sort=price_asc
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This was on Redland Produce FB page this morning ** URGENT PRODUCT RECALL ** We have been alerted to a potentially serious safety issue with the plug insert on some power adaptors of PetSafe® and SportDOG® Brand products manufactured between 2009 to 2016. If you believe you have one of these products please go to http://www.petplugrecall.com.au or phone 1800 890 783 for more information SportTrainer® Remote Trainers Rechargeable NoBark 10R Collar SportDOG SD-425E Adaptor Accessory SportDog 9Volt Power Adaptor SportTrainer 1200 m & 1600 m Add-A-Dog In-Ground Fence & Stubborn Dog In-Ground Fence Systems Stay + Play Wireless FenceTM & Extra Receiver Collars, Receiver Charger & Transmitter Adapter Little Dog Deluxe In-Ground Fence ScoopFree® Ultra & Original Self-Cleaning Litter Boxes PassportTM Intelligent Cat Flap Small & Medium Big Dog Rechargeable Bark Control ScoopFree Power Adaptor RFA-392 http://www.petplugrecall.com.au/
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O Maddy, I am so sorry. What a beautiful boy Gone too soon
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maybe buy a second-hand chest freezer,...one of those smaller ones. You can pick them up on Scumtree cheaply (or at the re-cycle dump-shop) They are ideal to store the bags of dog food and the cold will also kill any weevil eggs that happen to be lurking in the kibble.
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and, of course, DDD's little red guy; Danny O My, they will have good times
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Did Woolworth Give Up On Applaws?
Boronia replied to Willem's topic in Health / Nutrition / Grooming
is this it here Jules? it does say Biogestion in the description http://eastdist.com....t-beef-rice-4kg and also here https://marxgrocer.c...dogs-dry-foods/ and here also http://salce.com.au/naturesGiftDogDry-det_2_197_1_p562432615e3fd203323325 edited as I can't spel