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Rough night ya'll. Need some prayers for my best doggy in the world Angel.
She woke me up about 2am sick. She really scared me, thought I was gonna lose her. Idk what it was but it seemed like a stroke or something. She wasnt having seizures, I know what that looks like in dogs, but she couldn't walk and was having tremors.
After a couple hours she got up and felt better and this morning still seems very close to normal.
Have an appt with the vet in a bit.
She is the best dog I have ever had and was a rescue at 2yrs old. She was scared too, I could see in her eyes she did not understand what was happening.
She seems better so hoping she will be ok.
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Nana, Direct Internal connection to God, WWG1WWA, MAGA, Angels are here already #FightLikeGodIsBesideYou
I would be interested in the dosage of ivermectin for dogs.
I have it somewhere. Let me see if I can find it for you. 🐾💕🐾
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Thx
Looking for an easier calc I have: sending this for now lol
Calculating Ivomec/Ivermectin Worming Dose Per Pound:
Amounts recommended for cattle and pigs on the label and/or insert are difficult for most dog owners to extrapolate, and because of the secrecy in the vet profession (who want to sell the high-priced, high-profit version themselves and rake in an office-visit fee in addition), neither they nor the manufacturers will tell dog people what the effectual canine doses are, or package it in a concentration suitable for dogs, which are far lower in weight than swine.
Lengthy and convoluted “instructions” abound on websites, but usually require sensitive chemical scales or volumetric means, to mix it with propylene glycol carrier/diluent according to their directions.
1% ivermectin straight out of the Ivomec bottle has 10 mg of ivermectin per ml, or 1mg for a tenth of a cc/ml. (a cubic centimeter is the same, for all practical purposes, as a milliliter). For a 75-lb
