mrg
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Registered: Jun 2009
Location: ky.
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valbazen is like ivomec, if you look at all the negative feed back you can find on ivomec you would be scared to death to use it. i use valbazen as young as 3 days old. what i really like to do is rotate from one quarter to another. valbazen for 2 consecutive days,,, then wait 3 months,,,, panacure for 3 consecutive days,,,, as i rotate i also add a small dose of ivomec at the first of each month. yes,,,worming pregnant females i use panacure,,,but usually she does not need wormed while pregnant is she has been in my normal regimen.
this is an automatic record keeping system
1. small dose of ivomec at the 1st day of each month
2. january 1st,,, 2 day regimen of valbazen
3. april 1st,,,,3 day regimen of panacur
4. july 1st,,,, 2 day regimen of valbazen
5. oct 1st ,,,, 3 day regimen of panacur
6. jan 1st ,,,, 2 day regiman of valbazen
7. when i breed each female, i give her a 7 way shot immediately
with this system there is no need of record keeping and everything is on auto pilot. AND NO,,, i wasn't intelligent enough to figure this all out,,, it came from a vet. this is the only way that you can be close to 100% sure that you keep your dogs worm free.
ps. i do cheat sometimes and use the valbazen in the place of the panacur because my dogs has been on it for ""YEARS"" now with superior results. i guess its also related with my experience of getting pups and dogs in here that have just been wormed,,according to their previous owners,,, and then watch what happens with a dose of valbazen,,,sometimes its nearly unbelievable. maybe this info can help someone,,,just a vets opinion.
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