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Date Posted: 18:44:21 11/18/04 Thu
Author: K. Harris
Subject: Re: Karolyn? Med recommendations!
In reply to: Sochitl 's message, "Karolyn? Med recommendations!" on 13:18:51 11/18/04 Thu

I buy medicated shampoos, antibiotics, dewormers (inc. heartworm), and vaccines all of which would normally need a RX from a vet, from livestock catalogs. You have to know the dosage of the drug for a dog because they are all labeled for livestock and the dosage usually is not the same as for a dog as for cattle, swine, etc.
I usually use Revival or KV Vet, but sometimes I use JB Wholesale or Foster and Smith. JB has everything you need for taping up ears, the others don't carry skin bond.
http://www.revivalanimalhealth.com
http://www.kvvet.com
(you might have to leave out the www's)
Revival is good cuz if you get antibiotics from them they will send a dosage sheet that tells the dosage for dogs.
I have never had any sort of problem using any of the products that I have purchased thru these catalogs. The antibiotics are all labeled for fish, but they are the exact same drug, just packaged differently. Heck, I have even taken the fish antibiotics myself when I was bitten while breaking up a dog fight. Ditto for my husband. That way we didn't have to go to the doctor for the antibiotics where we would have to report a dog bite.
I'm not advising you what to do with your dog because then I would be practicing vet. medicine without a license, but I am telling you what I do with my own dogs.

Sincerely,
K. Harris

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