Canine Revolution vs Heartgard and Frontline
Looking for advice for preventative medication for heartworm, ticks and fleas for our yorkiepoo and poodle mix dogs. Some veterinarians do not sell Revolution and I wonder why? We are looking for a...
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Some of the toy dogs were having problems with Revolution. I gave it to my first two Min Pins and they both almost died. Not saying it happens to every dog but after talking with the toy people many suggested staying away from that product. Frontline has had it's problems also, just google FDA Frontline.
I finally settled in on Interceptor heart worm prevention for all the dogs but mostly for the seizure dog. Collies, greyhounds, etc and seizure dogs do well on this one. All the other ones I tried they all got sickly for days after administering, IMHO a sure sign to stop using the product.
I too do not like multiple use drugs but since I was traveling south my vet strongly suggested it because of the high rate of hook worm in the south. Something I definitely did not want the dogs to ever get because it's impossible to get rid of. Interceptor includes hook worm prevention.
I finally settled in on Interceptor heart worm prevention for all the dogs but mostly for the seizure dog. Collies, greyhounds, etc and seizure dogs do well on this one. All the other ones I tried they all got sickly for days after administering, IMHO a sure sign to stop using the product.
I too do not like multiple use drugs but since I was traveling south my vet strongly suggested it because of the high rate of hook worm in the south. Something I definitely did not want the dogs to ever get because it's impossible to get rid of. Interceptor includes hook worm prevention.
