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Post by dukeystaff Sun Oct 28 2012, 22:04

It seems every time we give a worming tablet to Millie (in her food) she is sick after an hour or so afterward. She seems a bit lethargic too. Is this normal or are we doing something wrong?
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Post by Kathy Sun Oct 28 2012, 22:12

What type/brand of tablets are you using ?
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Post by Guest Sun Oct 28 2012, 22:18

What brand worker are you giving her & how old is she? How often are you worming her?

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Post by dukeystaff Sun Oct 28 2012, 23:02

Bob Martin, every 2 months...
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Post by Guest Sun Oct 28 2012, 23:40

Bob Martins is useless, and I've often heard of dogs being sick afterwards. I would always go for a veterinary one like Milbemax or Advocate. Milbemax is given once a month (the amount depends on the age/weight of the dog) until 6 months old & then every 3 months. Advocate is a spot on monthly application.

I use Milbemax & have never had a problem with it.

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Post by dukeystaff Sun Oct 28 2012, 23:48

Thanks for advice, just trying to do the right thing but she isn't right afterwards for deffo.
We have her registered at the local vets so will take their advice, thanks for info though Wink
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Post by janey Sun Oct 28 2012, 23:56



I use drontal for worming Xx
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Post by munschk Tue Oct 30 2012, 11:20

Drontal, Quantel, Milbemax, Advocate - all good veterinary brand dewormers.
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Post by Guest Tue Oct 30 2012, 12:36

I use Milbemax from our Vet , did use Drontal flavour for Tilly before we got Tommy but learned about Milbemax from here and our vet as Milbemax helps in the fight against lungworm

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Post by mickgill Tue Oct 30 2012, 13:10

Use the vet we go once a month cost £6.00 .
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Post by Guest Tue Oct 30 2012, 14:21

dukeystaff wrote:Thanks for advice, just trying to do the right thing but she isn't right afterwards for deffo.
We have her registered at the local vets so will take their advice, thanks for info though Wink

when it comes to worming any owners that have kept dogs for 25years plus will have a really good idea whats good and whats not .
in the field of parasite control a vet will tell you of the one there practice is given manufacturer discount to sell normally drontal/milbamax/or advacate. Big Grin

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Post by Guest Tue Oct 30 2012, 14:24

bigwazza wrote:
dukeystaff wrote:Thanks for advice, just trying to do the right thing but she isn't right afterwards for deffo.
We have her registered at the local vets so will take their advice, thanks for info though Wink

when it comes to worming any owners that have kept dogs for 25years plus will have a really good idea whats good and whats not .
in the field of parasite control a vet will tell you of the one there practice is given manufacturer discount to sell normally drontal/milbamax/or advacate. Big Grin

sorry forgot to mention vets are the same with dog foods will only recommend the foods they get discount off manufactures to sell sadlly vets now are more a retail buisness Sad

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