taking a dog back to the UK

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Oct 18th 2012 | 1:58 am

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olivia

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Re: taking a dog back to the UK

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Originally Posted by Grebo

If you are using drontil ? It's 3 months, thats from Drontil & also what our vets advised. If you know otherwise can you quote the source ?
http://www.drontal.com/faqs.html

I am asking, not arguing BTW...

Suzi

We are told to use it monthly by our vet in Spain. We go with her advice. It covers the heartworm treatment.

Oct 18th 2012 | 4:02 am

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Grebo

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Re: taking a dog back to the UK

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We are told to use it monthly by our vet in Spain. We go with her advice. It covers the heartworm treatment.

Arh ok, thanks. We use a separate one for that. Didn't know drontal did a combo, must go looking for it.

Suzi

Oct 18th 2012 | 6:12 am

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Re: taking a dog back to the UK

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Arh ok, thanks. We use a separate one for that. Didn't know drontal did a combo, must go looking for it.

Suzi

Please forgive me its Milbimax and that is also acceptable for re-enty to UK.
I have just been to look at his medication. Frontline, Milbimax and the Scalibor collor.

Oct 18th 2012 | 8:46 pm

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Re: taking a dog back to the UK

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Please forgive me its Milbimax and that is also acceptable for re-enty to UK.
I have just been to look at his medication. Frontline, Milbimax and the Scalibor collor.

Sorry didn't mean to highjack the thread.

Thanks will look into that

Frontline and the Scalibor colar ? I guess you have done your research, I know you have to be careful that they don't contain the same products.
Tar muchley.

Suzi