She was just trying to help that's all she wanted to do there was no reason for you to get so defensive. @naturalfeddogs just wants to help. Maybe there are more then one way to look at something. It has worked obviously or she wouldn't have put it on here. Experience counts for a lot of things.
There are more then just one way of doing things. It's always done like a everyone thinks it should be done.
I can't but I do know just because its not something I have personally done or experienced doesn't make it wrong. If there is more then one way to look at something then that's great. More then one solution to the problem. More the merrier. Just in case the first one doesn't work then I have other options to try and hope that helps. Life isn't black and white there is a big grey area in there. Why would solutions for our animals be black and white they won't.
Last time and I'm done- antioxidants play a huge role in the immune system in both people and dogs. For dogs, a healthy immune system will help repel fleas and other parasites. Fleas prefer to feed on the blood of ones with weaker immune systems. Internally, a healthy immune system also resists parasites as well.
You keep making statements as if they were true. Please do your homework before giving misleading advice. Based on your advice, people will spend money on "cures" that are baseless and cannot possibly work. I'm trying to help avoid that.
Actually, there's been plenty of research on what attracts fleas to animals, and their whole life cycle. There's also plenty of good quality research on how antioxidents work - what they do, and what they don't do.
You know I do but I'm not looking it up for you. As stated there is proof even a way to look it up
Now that being said there are some people who look through life with a tunnel vision and there are some people who look through life without any blockage in their site. Im done I was trying to help but I see some things are just not worth it.
Isn't there some controversy about this? Allegedly it has caused side effects and deaths. There is a Facebook page on the issue and there is or was a petition to get it taken off the market..
I have no idea. I don't have a Facebook but my dogs don't have fleas and this is what I use.
And they are all healthy and happy
Thanks
You could do Simparica it's what I used before Bravecto. I also had to use Advantage topical with it Thanks I never heard of that. I am probably paranoid but my old dog developed a liver condition and the cause was most likely one of her meds. Plus re the spot ons I am not convinced that applying a systemic insecticide monthly doesn't have the potential for damage in the longer term. Unfortunately when a dog develops liver or kidney problems etc it is usually impossible to be specific about a cause.ThanksYou could do Simparica it's what I used before Bravecto. I also had to use Advantage topical with it
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so back to the chemical cosh while looking at more natural alternatives for the future. He has had a Capstar tablet for two consecutive days with no ill effect and today I picked up some of the evil Advocate
All of the flea chemicals, topical or oral have the strong potential to cause liver damage and failer. These meds are given so much, over and over again, that the liver can't do it's job, which is to filter toxins. Therefore, liver damage, among other health problems. I used to, but no longer use any chemicals. I'm just not willing to take the risk.Thanks I never heard of that. I am probably paranoid but my old dog developed a liver condition and the cause was most likely one of her meds. Plus re the spot ons I am not convinced that applying a systemic insecticide monthly doesn't have the potential for damage in the longer term. Unfortunately when a dog develops liver or kidney problems etc it is usually impossible to be specific about a cause.
But just now I have to deal with any fleas
