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Immiticide is an arsenic based product that is more than likely what the vet would use to treat the dog if you chose to have him professionally treated. No, you cannot get it nor would I ever suggest trying to use it yourself. As for 1/10cc, any small syringe will work. They should have them at your local feed store, or a TSC if you have those around.
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yeah i can make good guess already have all them syringes tenths r just not marked on it. i can make close guess really doesn't matter no big deal but u talking given a dog that size just 1/10th cc per month??
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tmatt
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You can buy small syringes that measure in 1/10.
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noljohn
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You can get 1cc syringes at walgreens for 1$ its what diabetics use
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Slick, I've always measured your dosage the same way as cattle. 1cc per 110 lbs. 55 lbs=1/2 cc. and mix it with either prop glycol or distilled water. Every month i give my big dogs 1cc mixed with 4 cc of one of them and they are all clean. Never had any problems.
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Slck, not 1/10 per month, 1/10 per 10 pounds per month. A fifty pound dog gets 1/2 cc, a 30 pound dog gets 3/10 cc per month, etc.
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slckhunter1978
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matt look down the thread thats what bryant said i was asking him but yes i started giving mine 1/10 cc per 10lbs that seemed to be the going rate so im going with it. although what i always gave them is pretty darn close to that anyway cuz most of them are around 50lbs some more some less..... Thanks
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Good luck with it, hopefully the one with them don't get any worse and you can still use him.
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My granddad ran beagles all his life and used to put a clove of garlic in their bowl once a month, never had a problem and they never had shots, ive tried this alittle bit with my dog now and he seems fine, hes been tested but i also give him his monthly shot too
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Garlic contains thiosulphate, a chemical that is toxic to dogs. I wouldn't make a habit of giving them that.
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SCHitemHard
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not in high dosages, its also toxic to worms :edit: bryant after some research i found somethin just for everyone to do alittle light reading but good point and i wouldnt recommend anybody to try this without a vets recomendation first http://www.natural-dog-health-remedies.com/garlic-for-dogs.html |
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