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_Vicky_  Offline
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 6:43 pm    Post subject:  How often do you worm adult dog? Reply with quote Scroll Down to Next postGo to last Post of PageTweet This Post
wave Hi can you tell me how often you worm your adult dog please.

I thought it was every 3 months Confused is that right?
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Sounds about what I do Vicky.

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Yeap I worm Pepsi every 3 months vet gives me a little postcard posted to me as a reminder . even though I have to hide it a huge block of cheese for her to take it . Shocked
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Thats what I do Vicky Laughing
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Last time I wormed Kyra was last July Embarassed I was convinced to have heard somewhere that once adults it is every 6 months, then when in Italy I went to the vet with my dad's dog and the vet told him once a year together with his yearly jab... Rolling Eyes So completely confused! Called my vet and he told me every 3 months ideally, so off to Vetmedics and bought over 2 yrs supply hehe...

Thank you Vicky for starting this thread Wink
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 6:50 pm    Post subject:   Reply with quote Go to Top of PageScroll Up to Previous postScroll Down to Next postGo to last Post of PageTweet This Post
Yes, we get a reminder every 3 months from our vets.

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We were advised by our vet to worm Herbie every six weeks or so as he has a "taste" for eating dog poo while out on our walks! We use Milbemax.

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Drontal say on their website every 3 months, but if you have young children or are pregnant then more frequently. HTH
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I use drontel every 3 months but as Rolo is a poo eater I also slip him some herbal wormer once a month to be on the safe side.

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i thought it was 3 months too.

Coal only has to have a small piece of chicken paste on it and he woofs it down. dropped one on the floor whole last time (normally break them in half) and he swallowed it before i could get to it as he thought it was something he shouldn't have therefore he ate it extra quick!

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