You don't need a rx for Frontline, but you do for Heart guard, the reason
for that is because if your animal has heartworms and you give them the meds
it could kill them. It requires a test from the vet in order to give the
heart guard.  What is Ivermectin?
 
Sheila
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of marky murray
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 1:47 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Re: FLEA PROBLEM



Hi I am a new member, have not posted but once.  Do you still need a
prescription for Frontline, what about the Heartgaurd for heartworms??  I
noticed the feed store is carrying it behid a glass case.  Have not had time
to ask anyone if they requie an Rx.   Does anyone use Ivermectin from the
feed store for their chihuahua>??  I know some French Bulldog breeders that
do.  marky marky 



On 10/29/07, address2000 <address2000@ <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
comcast.net> wrote: 

There are 2 kinds of Frontline. One is called Top Spot and one is called
Plus. The orginal, Top Spot, works for me......the Plus did not work. I have
used the Top Spot for many years. I don't use it once a month like it says.
I use it maybe every 3 months. Usually in the spring and fall, or if I find
fleas in between, which is very seldom. I have 3 chi's and 3 cats, I add the
weight of all of them and buy that size. Then I split the same container
between them. It's a lot cheaper that way. The vet told me it is the same
medicine in the cats as in the dogs. I also buy a years supply at a time
through Entirely Pets,on-line. That makes it even cheaper. But, it lasts me
longer than 1 year, since I don't use it once a month. Hope this helps. 
Here's the link for Entirely Pets.....cheaper than 1-800-pet meds, or vets
office.
http://www.entirely <http://www.entirelypets.com/frontlinedog.html>
pets.com/frontlinedog.html
Just rember Frontline Top Spot,  not Frontline Plus.....they sell both.
Blessings,
Addy

Toshia wrote: 



Me too.  I'm hoping the weather here will get colder so I won't have 

this problem next year.  What I've been doing that has been helping is 

bathing him every week.  I started out with Dawn dish saop which really 

washes the fleas away.  Then I switched to plain dog shampoo with 

conditioner so it wouldn't dry his skin out too much.  On top of that I 

bought a flea spray at the feed store to spray his bedding and living 

area after the bath each week.  I also spray around our furniture since 

he lays on it.  I used Frontline a month ago and all it seemed to do 

was keep the fleas away from his head.  They all migrated to his bottom 

area which was so bad for him.  He had all these little red bites down 

there especially his scrotum.  I'm trying a new flea medication this 

month to see if it works better.  It's an off brand but I'm hoping it 

works better.  I seen at Walmart an all natural flea medicine made by 

Sergents called Nature's Secret or something like that.  Has anyone 

heard of it working?  If so I might try that nexr month if this doesn't 

work.  Sorry to be so long.



Toshia & Tater Tot





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I HAVE 3 BEAUTIFULL CHI'S AND HAVING TERRIBLE TIME WITH FLEAS.

 HAVE DONE EVERYTHING EVEN ADVANTAGE.ANY SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE 

APPRECIATED.THANX



    



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