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[Jean]

You are right--sometimes the medicines for animals are the exact same ones sold for human use, just cost less. (I haven't a clue why that is--perhaps because humans will willingly pay the extra bucks for a medicine that doesn't say "for use in animals". )

Hope your loved one is better fast.

 

[alonsoe]

You are right--sometimes the medicines for animals are the exact same ones sold for human use, just cost less. (I haven't a clue why that is--perhaps because humans will willingly pay the extra bucks for a medicine that doesn't say "for use in animals". )

Hope your loved one is better fast.

Thanks Jean!

Its like a joke and scaring at the same time to know how dangerous are the spikes in ears, nose, paws and eyes.

The vet told me that she has a ****shu that has a spike in the back side of the eye, it's infectec and they can't remove it...poor guy he will probably loos the eye...terrible!

I don't walk my shelties in the park or the country, here it's plenty of them.