[Babz]

Originally Posted by omega

Personally, I don't use the chemicals for flea/ticks on my dogs anymore. I wish I never had. I just don't like the thought of putting pesticides on my little girls. If humans are not supposed to get it on their hands while applying it, imagine what it may do to our dogs!!!
I started using Flea Treats and have had no problems with fleas or ticks yet. Here is the website... flea treats, natural flea control for dogs and cats

Thanks so much for the link. I don't think I can get this though.. The shipping from the US is outrageously expensive as I'd have to get mail tracking Do you have any other idea on what to give my dogs? I suspect they got fleas from our walks. Scratching badly now. I got some Frontline the other day, but just don't feel comfortable applying it. Not sure what to do now.

Originally Posted by omega

Nope, no need to fast. I would just wait long enough after the last kibble meal to be sure it is out of the digestive system since it takes different lengths of time for them to digest.

Okay, so maybe after the last kibble finish (usually at night) I will feed them the next afternoon or evening. Thanks!

Originally Posted by omega

I have never heard of the product so not sure what to tell you. I also have never seen salmon oil in a capsule before!!!! If you can be sure that the salmon oil is from wild caught fish and not farmed, I don't see why it would be bad. Also make sure nothing else objectionable has been added. I see that orange oil has been added... I would just watch the dogs so be sure there is no adverse reactions. LOL. Maybe I will try it for myself.

No need to apologize for questions! See, even I learned something new from you asking questions!!

LOL no I am not expecting you to know about it, just maybe what is your initial impression on it.. Ingredients, etc etc. I was already thinking I'll take a capsule every time I give my dogs one, to sort of justify the cost I could sure do with a little supplement To be honest, *I* have never seen any store selling the "oil" in, well, really oil form. Hence I think the miscommunication a few posts ago LOL.