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Apr. 13, 2012, 10:02 AM
#21
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Apr. 13, 2012, 11:19 AM
#22
I had an allergic reaction to Febreze. Never been allergic to anything in my life but had perfectly uniform dots where the spray contacted my skin. It looked like I had chicken pox! So I contact the company who sent me a coupon for a free bottle! I emailed them back saying that since allergic reactions tend to be cumulative maybe the second bottle could kill me. Good plan. Sometimes they just don't think! I agree, why would you want to buy more of something you had a problem with?!
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Apr. 13, 2012, 05:27 PM
#23
I did not get a claim number because it was all handled through SmartPak. SP did offer to refund me or send me additional tubes, but I was able to get everything I needed out of there eventually, so I didn't pursue anything further.
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Apr. 13, 2012, 08:13 PM
#24
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Mar. 16, 2013, 11:04 AM
#25
Well, apparently I have short term memory loss or am a glutton for punishment....or maybe both, lol! I bought 2 tubes of Quest Plus and went to administer one yesterday and guess what?!?! The darn thing stuck AGAIN!!!! Fortunately, I bought these through Smartpak who is more than willing to send me more at no charge or refund my $$$. Smartpak=wonderful. Quest=Not so much. Is anyone else having these problems....still??? Why in the world can't they solve this issue? It doesn't seem that difficult. If we can't/don't want to use Quest Plus in the spring (I do FEC and Equimax in Fall) then what is the next best dewormer to use? JB??? ;-)
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Mar. 16, 2013, 09:00 PM
#26
There is no real alternative to QP because if you're avoiding the ivermectin because of the beetles, you don't have a real alternative for strongyles.
Now that said - you MIGHT have one if you are in a situation where a FEC is high enough, and you can do a FECRT at the appropriate interval:
It's been shown that combining oxibendazole (Anthelcide) and pyrantel pamoate is much more effective against strongyles than either on their own. It's a full dose of each, given at the same time. But, you need a high enough count before hand, and have to do a FECRT 10-14 days later to see what sort of reduction you have.
If you find that works, then you can come back with a double dose pyrantel pamoate (ie Tapecare Plus) for the tapeworms.
JB Acres - Owned and Operated by Dynamite Animals
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Mar. 17, 2013, 10:26 AM
#27
 Originally Posted by JB
There is no real alternative to QP because if you're avoiding the ivermectin because of the beetles, you don't have a real alternative for strongyles.
Now that said - you MIGHT have one if you are in a situation where a FEC is high enough, and you can do a FECRT at the appropriate interval:
It's been shown that combining oxibendazole (Anthelcide) and pyrantel pamoate is much more effective against strongyles than either on their own. It's a full dose of each, given at the same time. But, you need a high enough count before hand, and have to do a FECRT 10-14 days later to see what sort of reduction you have.
If you find that works, then you can come back with a double dose pyrantel pamoate (ie Tapecare Plus) for the tapeworms.
Not avoiding ivermectin because of "beetles", I don't even know what you're talking about, lol!! Also, I don't have high FEC and don't seem to have resistance issues either. If this is the case, theoretically, could I just use Equimax twice a year?...or no?(would be easier than using 2 different wormers) BTW, I used my 2nd syringe of Quest yesterday, mindful of the sticking this time. It *did* stick, but not as bad and fortunately this pony doesn't mind things in his mouth so I was able to use both hands to squirt the contents inside.
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Mar. 17, 2013, 12:16 PM
#28
Ivermectin kills dung beetles, and they are very active in the Spring - that's the avoidance issue lol
You CAN use Equimax twice a year, it's just nice not to.
JB Acres - Owned and Operated by Dynamite Animals
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The CoTH CYA - please consult w/your veterinarian under any and all circumstances. - ET
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Mar. 18, 2013, 09:51 AM
#29
 Originally Posted by JB
Ivermectin kills dung beetles, and they are very active in the Spring - that's the avoidance issue lol
You CAN use Equimax twice a year, it's just nice not to.
Ok, got it, I didn't know what kind of beetles you were referring to, thanks!
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