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Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: MN
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| ![]() I read this on another site and thought it would be good for as many people as possible to read it. This is a new product designed to be a more effective product than > other flea/tick treatments that was just released this year. It is >available thru a vet and not currently on-line. I got ProMeris this week > for my 7 dogs (6 Huskies & 1 Golden-Airedale) , and the results were > debilitating for nearly all of them-including me. Since my incident this > week, my vet has pulled it from distribution and alerted the > manufacturer, Fort Dodge . > > Here are my results: Within less than 2 hours after applying, 4 of > my dogs had vomited from 2-4 times, 3 were disoriented and stumbling, >1 was dragging his back leg, 1 was salivating. I had very similar symptoms > like an allergic reaction-my lips were swollen, eyes very red, mucous > membranes such as eyes, nose, and mouth were stinging. I was very > disoriented-dizzy equilibrium and not able to drive. To make this a short > story-all 7 of my dogs were admitted to the hospital for veterinarian > care, and 3 of them remained for care, IV fluids and observation for 24 > hours. I was in the emergency room. I'm home now and so are the dogs. > We're all feeling much better. Vet bills were over $2,500 and Fort > Dodge is paying for these. Not only can the product cause this > reaction, it has a highly noxious odor that permeated the house and is > just starting to dissipate after 3days. > > Your dogs/cats might not have the same reaction, but given my > experience-I wanted to help you all become well-educated about the > product. > __._,_.___ |
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Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: KS
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| ![]() I've always wondered why more dogs don't have a reaction to any of the flea/tick meds that are out there. Actually that stuff is poison. I use Revolution because that is the only product my 11 yr. old Yorkie, Rosie, will tolerate. Even at that I use the puppy product on her. Scary stuff, if you ask me.
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Yorkie Yakker Join Date: May 2008 Location: savannah, tn
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| ![]() i started using it when i sent my chihuahua and pom to the groomers and they came home covered in fleas!!! ![]()
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Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: ohio
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| ![]() i have seen another post on ProMeris on another site, and how bad it was, so i wont be buying it. i stick with frontline and heartguard for Teddy, and he has had no ill effects. Thanks for sharing this!
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