-=> RICHARD WEBB wrote to ROGER NELSON <=-

 RW> Hi Roger,

 RW> On Fri 2038-Apr-02 19:52, Roger Nelson (1:3828/7) wrote to Richard
 RW> Webb:

 RW> Got an interesting little note from our veterinarian
 RW> yesterday admonishing us to switch from the heart guard
 RW> we've been using to a new product, which supposedly does
 RW> flea control, supplanting the Front line for that purpose.
 RW> ONly trouble is, for those of us who are rural, or semi
 RW> rural is that it doesn't do tick  control.
 RW> 
 RW> HOwever, if we don't switch then we should go to an every
 RW> twenty days cycle for the heart guard.

 RW> Anybody else hearing this?

 RN> Not me and we have three different veterinary doctors from three
 RN> different hospitals taking care of our dogs at one time or another.
 RW>   INteresting, to say the least.  I"m going to ask
 RW> some more pointed questions when I show up over there MOnday to get her
 RW> drugs for this mont, i.e. heart guard and
 RW> frontline.

FWIW, I found the first dose of Frontline administered on the back of the head
and neck area lasted the claimed month however from the second dose forward
Spanky easily had no flea problems for two months after that second and
subsequent
doses.

Nice as the dog invariably slept in bed with me.

Damn I miss that incredibly well mannered Pit Bull!


Not so much the one that attacked him one day and loosing Spanky
from that 90 LB Amstaff Pit lost me the use of my left hand for 6 
months.

Skinhead owner goes a long way toward explaining that animals behavior.  

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