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WHERE IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO FIND FRONTLINE THE TICKS IN WISCONSIN ARE EVERY WHERE RITE NOW

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Try here:
http://pet-supplies.shop.ebay.com/F...d=p3286.c0.m282

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s...refix=frontline

Ticks have been out here since the first time it warmed up a bit in January.

If I could find a market for them I'd be rich!!!!!
Anyone in the mood for "gourmet chocolate covered woodticks"


Tony -- I've been disappointed in frontline lately. I'm heading to tractor supply this week to try cattle tags:
http://www.tractorsupply.com/livest...-20-box-2259914

Was a thread on here last year about them. Supposed to work great on fleas, ticks and flies.

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I handle & train for a Veterinarian & can vouch for this as a tick preventative.
Go to the feedstore & buy a packet of Cattle ear tags. Cut 2 slits in the tag & slip it onto the dog's collar. They last for 3 OR MORE months.
Also, (Vet recommended) if you have ticks on your dog, go to an auto supply store, get B-12 Carburator spray cleaner, spray generously directly, close-up on the ticks - they will fall off DEAD within a day without leaving sores caused by forcible removal.

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Jeffers Livestock, 1800533-3377, free shipping on orders over $60. Tom

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I get it on ebay cheaper than I can find it any were. I get it for the bigest dog they make it for then devided it up on the dogs......Just put the first of this season on last night.

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Originally posted by skyblu
I handle & train for a Veterinarian & can vouch for this as a tick preventative.
Go to the feedstore & buy a packet of Cattle ear tags. Cut 2 slits in the tag & slip it onto the dog's collar. They last for 3 OR MORE months.
Also, (Vet recommended) if you have ticks on your dog, go to an auto supply store, get B-12 Carburator spray cleaner, spray generously directly, close-up on the ticks - they will fall off DEAD within a day without leaving sores caused by forcible removal.

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I don't find ANY ticks on the dogs wearing cattle ear tags

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Is there a particular type (medicated)?

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I use the one t.darge has posted a link to Tractor Supply.

Here is how I do the tags:

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Originally posted by Buckshot
I over lap the tag and punch the male button through. I take a Dremel (or you can use a grinder) and file down the point on the male button till it's round and smooth. No glue to come unglued or tie straps to break.

Here is what it looks like:

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ILL HAVE TO GIVE THE CATTLE TAGS A TRY THANKS

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I tie them to my mule halters. Never find a tick on them when I do. Never thought about putting them on a dogs collar. I'm going to do that. Thanks for the info. They are a lot cheaper then frontline.

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