Is this the same as Vetrimec or Ivomec 1%?
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Yes, there are just some different generic names for Ivomec. You can look up Vetrimec on the computer and it shows 1% Ivomec
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I have no idea but I've found something I believe is much better. Its called Nu-Vet Plus. Just look it up on their web sight.
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I have no idea. I can say that this product has worked for me when no other OTC product will. Doesn't hurt that it's a lot cheaper than other products, either. I've been using it for about 3 years.
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I looked at it and I'm going to say no. Based on the differences in the price. Both 1oz but bug difference so I'm going to assume the other is not nearly as strong. I hope I'm looking at this the way you are.
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It's generic Tavist. Works better than other antihistamines for some people (including my husband).
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Not sure, but I much prefer the version by Mercola http://products.mercola.com/healthypets/digestive-enzymes-for-pet/ and NO, I have no association with Mercola, just like the quality of his products
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I was told by a Ceva rep that they are the same. Feliway was most marketed at vet clinics Comfort Zone was geared toward retail. May or may not be the case.
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Hi JoAnne:Funny, but my my vet suggested buying it online as it's less expensive due to overhead costs as they can't buy in bulk. Thus, I would assume it is the same. All I can say is that I know it works. Maybe time for a new vet?
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I don't know. For more information, visit their website and contact customer service with your question: http://www.virbacvet.com/
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I am a veterinarian and have purchased the MiniArco several times. They are all the same as far as design.
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I don't know the difference, I assume they work the same, my last refill was the pet safe brand and it worked fine with the dogtek brand. and yes it works for long muzzles, we are very happy with the product.
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I only use the 1cc syringes or oral drug administration and for measuring very small amounts of medicine like Ivermectin. These syringes have a slip tip and the syringes I've used for canine shots are threaded on the end to attach the needle, which I like so they are very secure on the syringe. These syringes are not threaded, so you need to get the slip tip needles that fit the 1cc syringe. I hope this helps.
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This is more for heartworms...although it may help with other type worms...our vet suggested every 6 months to use a wormer called fenbendazole ...you can search on Amazon for it...Panacur is a brand name for it but you can probably find it under a generic brand as well...you will use it for 3 days...that way you will get any other worms that the ivomec doesn't ....just don't do the fenbendazole on same days you ivomec... I squirt the ivomec on piece of bread with crust removed ...then make the bread into a ball making sure the ivomec stays inside bread...wrap piece of Bacon or lunchmeat around bread ball and they will scarf it right down...that way you know they're getting it all...hope this helps This is more for heartworms...although it may help with other type worms...our vet suggested every 6 months to use a wormer called fenbendazole ...you can search on Amazon for it...Panacur is a brand name for it but you can probably find it under a generic brand as well...you will use it for 3 days...that way you will get any other worms that the ivomec doesn't ....just don't do the fenbendazole on same days you ivomec... I squirt the ivomec on piece of bread with crust removed ...then make the bread into a ball making sure the ivomec stays inside bread...wrap piece of Bacon or... » Read More This is more for heartworms...although it may help with other type worms...our vet suggested every 6 months to use a wormer called fenbendazole ...you can search on Amazon for it...Panacur is a brand name for it but you can probably find it under a generic brand as well...you will use it for 3 days...that way you will get any other worms that the ivomec doesn't ....just don't do the fenbendazole on same days you ivomec... I squirt the ivomec on piece of bread with crust removed ...then make the bread into a ball making sure the ivomec stays inside bread...wrap piece of Bacon or lunchmeat around bread ball and they will scarf it right down...that way you know they're getting it all...hope this helps « Show Less
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Not this exact one. But they do have the same product in smaller doses for your dog.
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To me it seem to be same product. Works the same just different brand name.
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You should consider Rogiscal at a fraction of the price. Contains the same ingredients but cost much less.
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I ordered from countryside pet supply and it was the 1% one...if that helps any one........