Can this be used on a dog that is nursing puppies @ 3 weeks
1580557
The smell is so strong that I would not risk the puppies to the smell it could affect them being so little Wait until the puppies are ween and don't need their mama. This Cream is a miracle cream it works on anything regarding skin issues in Dogs & Cats please do follow the directions as read. Hope this helped you!!
1580558
The tube says "use sparingly on pets under 12 weeks of age". The ingredients are "sulfur 73%, pine oil 2, mineral oil 25%. You might want to check with Nu-Stock directly, (931) 363-4871
1580559
I would not recommend this product for any house pet and would definitely be concerned with a dog that is nursing puppies. I would imagine the smell would make the puppies avoid the toxic smell and it made my dog ill just licking a very small amount.
1168073
I am not a vet. However, if it were my puppy, I would try it once and she how she reacts. The ingredients are natural and should not hurt living organisms. Then again, every single living organism is unique, so there is a slight chance that every once in a long while a person (or puppy) might have a bad reaction. That is not the norm, but it is also not impossible. The decision will have to be yours alone. My decision, for my puppy, would be to try it. Also to keep her body temperature cool if her itching is from prickly heat. Good luck!
1300400
According to some of the other reviews YES! I would say if you see no improvement/worsening of the condition than contact your vet.
1627659
I did wash it several times for my puppies..but the where small breeds..you can always try it..
711917
I really don't think so; the lining is a type of sheep skin and being from the NorthEast I only use in the winter, because it is too hot for our hot humid summers. I would not recommend this for your pup.
253887
That will depend entirely on the essential oil you use. The unit itself is safe of course. Research the oils you use and double check with your vet.
1986472
Yes. I used it as described for 2 weeks on my mini doberman and it cleared it up and we have not had any issues since. That was probably 6 months ago.
973462
I've used it on kittens before, so I'd imagine it can be used safely on puppies. Anytime you're unsure though, don't hesitate to call and ask a Veterinarian!
2055997
Unless you have it tested by a lab, I do not think you can. Every time I used mine was testimony of its effectiveness. Once, I had a bottle of this same brand for over two decades and it worked when I needed it. It is discharged in a stream pattern and it is harder to use on smaller quick moving dogs. A mist might be better. Remember that using any product, such as bear spray on a dog, on anything other than its "listed" purpose may get you in a heap of trouble because of the Federal use laws.
1495954
You can use it on a puppy if you wish. Just make sure that it the puppy can not slip out of it and they do not pull. If the puppy is a puller I would not use this at this time.
388868
It can but I would give him a break as much as possible. It has a cut out so they can still go to the bathroom but it can rub. Our female has an infection in that area now. The vet can't say for sure if it's caused by her wearing this too much, but she said it isn't helping either. So we try not to leave it on for extended periods like all night or during the day when we're working.
1311719
No. Make sure you wait at least 3 days after application before your bathe your dog to make sure it does not wash off and you will be just fine. :)
1984715
I have used it on my dog's tummy full strength between baths when she is itchy and has red bumps. I've used it once or twice a week between her weekly baths.
2096295
The bottle doesn't say. I would ask ur vet. I've nvr used it for dogs that young. My fosters are usually 3 months & older.
1593167
I had a very ancient English Bulldog. She never did anything other than pee in her diaper. Providing you put this diaper on correctly, you should have no problems I would think.
2074106
Yes, it certainly could, but you must be willing to have the collar on a lot, and correct the pup with a good yank every time she nips. It may take days to weeks of yanks on the little darling before she finally gets it.
837250
I don't see why not, as long as you don't bathe the dog the recommended time before and after applying the front line. I use both and have not had a problem.