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Originally Posted by JeanieK  I used the Dawn dishsoap once on a pregnant girl, it worked great. One bath and they were gone.
I wormed the entire bunch just one time, when one buyer said her dog had giardia, including the 6 week old litter I still had. Went through the entire program of albon and panacur.
I wondered at the time how her puppy could have it when none of the rest of the dogs showed any signs. 5 weeks later, I sold the younger pups, that had been wormed several times, and one of those buyers said the puppy had worms. So decided it really didn't matter. some vets are determined to sell worming meds.
Now, if I suspected worms, I would take in a stool sample before doing anything. But out of all the puppies that I have sold there were only the 2 that reported worms and I still question that. |
You know when administering Albon, that no other med can be administered at the same either. It can cause, allergic reaction, damage and/or death.
Again, I do take a sample in. Always add a copy of the result into the baby book I give to my new families. Within the book is my contract, which states, that if worms are detected by their vet, on the initial exam, I will pay for the meds. Simple as that. My clients call me as soon as they've had their initial vet exam and never, never have a case of worms been reported. But, if they did, what's a few dollars. Even though I hate needles meds to be adminstered and will always explain that to my families.