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Pet Forum / Mammals / Rats / June 2004Frontline Applied
Well just to let you know that I applied the Frontline to the boys yesterday and and am pleased to announce no ill effects from it. I did exactly what I was told by Vets and they are all well. Jackie That is great news Jackie, I will have to see if that is available here..:) Regards Kate > Well just to let you know that I applied the Frontline to the boys yesterday > and and am pleased to announce no ill effects from it. I did exactly what I > was told by Vets and they are all well. > Jackie :: That is great news Jackie, I will have to see if that is available :: here..:) It's widely available in NZ, see here: http://snipurl.com/7dbv HTH Thank you very much for that..:) I will see if it is available here in the spray form..:) Regards Kate > :: That is great news Jackie, I will have to see if that is available > :: here..:) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > HTH > Well just to let you know that I applied the Frontline to the boys yesterday > and and am pleased to announce no ill effects from it. I did exactly what I > was told by Vets and they are all well. > Jackie That's great. Do you have to repeat the process for several weeks, like if you were using ivermec? Tracey > > Well just to let you know that I applied the Frontline to the boys > yesterday [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Well by going with what the vet said it should be at least two months before they need it again. It is made by a company called Merial Animal Health Ltd, in Harlow England but I am sure it would be worldwide. I'll find out and let you know. Jackie > > > Well just to let you know that I applied the Frontline to the boys > > yesterday [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > but I am sure it would be worldwide. I'll find out and let you know. > Jackie I'm in England, so I'll be able to get hold of it easy enough, but others here may be interested to know if it is available in other countries. I will definitely give it a go next time my lot need de-bugging! Tracey Lest anyone read this thread without reading the original, we should probably reiterate that Jackie specified Frontline Spray for Puppies. She also stated that you spray a small amount, about the size of a penny, in your hand and rub it into the fur working backwards from the tail.  SignatureMark Tomlinson "I'm not a trouble maker; I am a catalyst for change." > Well just to let you know that I applied the Frontline to the boys yesterday > and and am pleased to announce no ill effects from it. I did exactly what I > was told by Vets and they are all well. > Jackie > Lest anyone read this thread without reading the original, we should > probably reiterate that Jackie specified Frontline Spray for Puppies. She > also stated that you spray a small amount, about the size of a penny, in > your hand and rub it into the fur working backwards from the tail. Frontline Spray for Cats is also fine for rats - I know vets who prescribe it for rat owners and have used it on my rats several times, the first time being 5 years ago. But spraying into your hand....NOT a good idea. Wear rubber gloves, and preferably spray onto a piece of cotton wool, then rub the rat with the cotton wool. Sue ---------------------------- pendragon fancy rats Portsmouth, England, UK www.pendragonrats.co.uk First established 1981 |
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