Tapeworms

[Jessika]

It starts out topically but will get into her system to take care of them

With cats it's usually easier to apply something topically rather than pill them... pilling cats isn't easy sometimes; most can't be fooled by hiding them in treats and its hard to shove a pill down their throat. So its usually easier to administer topically, but yes it is systematic and will treat them the same

On ProHeart: Isn't it funny that the list of warnings and side-effects is like a novel too!? I've been warned in school against using this... I forget what the active ingredient is, but it's used in other drugs too so be careful and READ LABELS OF ANY DRUG OR PESTICIDE YOU USE ON YOUR ANIMALS!

[catmandu]

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[Catlady711]

On ProHeart: Isn't it funny that the list of warnings and side-effects is like a novel too!? I've been warned in school against using this... I forget what the active ingredient is, but it's used in other drugs too so be careful and READ LABELS OF ANY DRUG OR PESTICIDE YOU USE ON YOUR ANIMALS!

It's more than just a novel. Since their relaunch of the product they now require all vets who want to purchase it attend a class on how to administer it, AND you have to have all clients read and sign a Consent Form telling them all the dangers of using the product before the vet can administer it.

http://www.proheart6.com/docs/Cient_Info_PH6-23.pdf

http://www.proheart6.com/docs/Consent_Form_PH6-24.pdf

The big boss will not purchase it for the hospital but was asking a salesman about it recently.

[Jessika]

It's more than just a novel. Since their relaunch of the product they now require all vets who want to purchase it attend a class on how to administer it, AND you have to have all clients read and sign a Consent Form telling them all the dangers of using the product before the vet can administer it.

http://www.proheart6.com/docs/Cient_Info_PH6-23.pdf

http://www.proheart6.com/docs/Consent_Form_PH6-24.pdf

The big boss will not purchase it for the hospital but was asking a salesman about it recently.

Oh yeah, I knew about the classes too, that's really scary when you think about it. Who in their educated right mind would use this on their animals, and furthermore if I were a vet, wouldn't you think twice about wanting to use it on an animal!? The patients are also required to sign a WAIVER before administering the drug so the vet and the company aren't held liable for any adverse reactions. That's so wrong....