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Submitted by rhianniam on November 12, 2009 - 9:05am.
Not sure what percent solution the vets are using..
Most vets will prescribe Ivermectin at a tappered dosage to prevent toxicity and allergic reactions. Normally started at .3 then increased up to .5 as the highest dose for a dog up to 60 pounds.
i would not start a dog at .6. You may see toxicity signs such as lethargy, diziness, temporary blindness, etc..not a good thing. if you see any of this stop med for 3-5 days until symptoms go away and then do as most do and work up to a level the dog is able to tolerate.
Again, this is for demodextic manage treatment. Not as a worming prevention dosage. that is very different.
Submitted by rhianniam on November 12, 2009 - 9:05am.
Not sure what percent solution the vets are using..
Most vets will prescribe Ivermectin at a tappered dosage to prevent toxicity and allergic reactions. Normally started at .3 then increased up to .5 as the highest dose for a dog up to 60 pounds.
i would not start a dog at .6. You may see toxicity signs such as lethargy, diziness, temporary blindness, etc..not a good thing. if you see any of this stop med for 3-5 days until symptoms go away and then do as most do and work up to a level the dog is able to tolerate.
Again, this is for demodextic manage treatment. Not as a worming prevention dosage. that is very different.
Submitted by TamsenNJosie Louise on November 12, 2009 - 1:44pm.
i am having my vet do the dosage, i thought about it for awhile and felt more comfortable with her doing the injection. I don't want to mess anything up. Thanks for the info. J & T
Submitted by TamsenNJosie Louise on November 12, 2009 - 1:44pm.
i am having my vet do the dosage, i thought about it for awhile and felt more comfortable with her doing the injection. I don't want to mess anything up. Thanks for the info. J & T
wow for both sizes that is extremely high!
Not sure what percent solution the vets are using..
Most vets will prescribe Ivermectin at a tappered dosage to prevent toxicity and allergic reactions.
Normally started at .3 then increased up to .5 as the highest dose for a dog up to 60 pounds.
i would not start a dog at .6. You may see toxicity signs such as lethargy, diziness, temporary blindness, etc..not a good thing. if you see any of this stop med for 3-5 days until symptoms go away and then do as most do and work up to a level the dog is able to tolerate.
Again, this is for demodextic manage treatment. Not as a worming prevention dosage. that is very different.
Rhiann @ Butlerbullz
wow for both sizes that is extremely high!
Not sure what percent solution the vets are using..
Most vets will prescribe Ivermectin at a tappered dosage to prevent toxicity and allergic reactions.
Normally started at .3 then increased up to .5 as the highest dose for a dog up to 60 pounds.
i would not start a dog at .6. You may see toxicity signs such as lethargy, diziness, temporary blindness, etc..not a good thing. if you see any of this stop med for 3-5 days until symptoms go away and then do as most do and work up to a level the dog is able to tolerate.
Again, this is for demodextic manage treatment. Not as a worming prevention dosage. that is very different.
Rhiann @ Butlerbullz
Thanks for the info
i am having my vet do the dosage, i thought about it for awhile and felt more comfortable with her doing the injection. I don't want to mess anything up. Thanks for the info. J & T
Thanks for the info
i am having my vet do the dosage, i thought about it for awhile and felt more comfortable with her doing the injection. I don't want to mess anything up. Thanks for the info. J & T
Thanks for the info
i understand up to .6 for my 50 pounder as indicated by the vet.
Thanks for the info
i understand up to .6 for my 50 pounder as indicated by the vet.
check with a vet
to make sure. my guy was 35lbs and got up to .6
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check with a vet
to make sure. my guy was 35lbs and got up to .6
MidAtlantic Bulldog Rescue | www.midatlanticbulldogrescue.com
A 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization