When I bought my mini Shetland years ago she was like skin and bone with a foal at foot she’s always prone to colic she’s regular wormed can colic before and after worming do you think a gut balancer would help her thank you
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Comment on Can Worming Your Horse Cause Colic? by Bec
In reply to Sandra. Hi there, If she is often suffering from colic I would definitely speak to your veterinarian for advice and look for other possible causes. But yes absolutely a gut balancer,...
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In reply to Stormy. Hi Stormy, Thank you for your question. If you are fairly sure that it is not a calcium/vitamin D deficiency it could be a fungal infection. Please find a veterinarian that...
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My baby turtle is a painted turtle and the center of his belly is soft, now his shell is all soft and turning a white color almost. He is not moving around much and I am very concerned for his...
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In reply to carole harris. Hi Carole, Thank you for the question. Hoof Aid is jsut an oil to treat the hoof and create a barrier, it is not going to do any harm and may help strengthen the hoof...
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Hi would your hoof aid help a horse with bad founder, im looking for somewthing that will soothe help with speedy hoof growth thank you
Comment on Turtle With Soft Shell by Bec
In reply to David McKiernan. Thanks for sharing David :)
Comment on Turtle With Soft Shell by David McKiernan
In the late 70s, we had Terrapins, which all developed soft-shell. initially, their diet was dried worms, but a vet recommended cheap dog meat! This sounded ridiculous, but the cheap branded foods...
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I can't place an order online pls can you advise?
Comment on Feliway and Pregnant by Bec
In reply to Cheryl Ries. Hi Cheryl, Yes, Feliway is safe to be used around pregnant cats. I hope this helps. :) Bec
Comment on Feliway and Pregnant by Cheryl Ries
Is Feliway safe for pregnant cat to be around?
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In reply to Tay. Hi Tay, As NexGard has not been registered for use in pregnant bitches I suggest contacting your veterinarian for advice.
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In reply to Valerie Norwood. Hi Valerie, If you think that the Sentinel is not working I suggest contacting the manufacturer, Elanco, to discuss.
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In reply to Emily. Hi Emily, I am sorry but I do not know of any home remedies to help with a soft shell. It could be caused by a lack of vitamins and minerals therefore you need to look at...
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In reply to LEN RYAN. Hi Len, Fenpral is an intestinal wormer and as such the standard intestinal worming schedule is to treat at 2,4,8 and 12 weeks of age and then every 3 months. I hope this...