Featured
Pet
Coley
Breed: Labrador X
Sex: Male
Age: 1 3 yrs old
Favourite Treat: Anything that
is edible (he is part Lab after
all! haha)
Loves: Food, his nightly walks,
staring at you whilst you're
eating......did I mention food?
Loathes: Getting out of bed in
the morning.
Tricks/Talents: Fetches his treat
bag, shakes hands, speaks, rolls
over, spins around, high fives.
Has a talent for sniffing out
food anywhere.
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Drontal Allwormer or Canine All Wormer are
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If you feel that your dogs may be suffering from
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As a general guide dogs should be wormed at
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every three months as per the recommendations
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