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weezerweeks
ParticipantMy yorkie has been on Heartgard and I’m thinking about switching. I just want one for heartworms not fleas ticks. He has a sensitive stomach. I was thinking about interceptor but someone on hear said it caused vomiting in her dog. Any suggestions
Christine W
MemberI have used Sentinel for years,i have 2 small dogs as well.The vet said feed them first,then give them the pill,and maybe a treat after,and not once have they gotten sick.
InkedMarie
MemberI’ve used Interceptor for years, on many dogs, never vomiting.
Christine, isn’t Sentinal for heartworm and fleas?
Christine W
MemberYes.
weezerweeks
ParticipantThank you. I ordered some Interceptor. My vet is going to start having it again. I don’t want sentinel because it’s for fleas too.
weezerweeks
ParticipantInkedMarie I put Bailey on Interceptor 7 months ago and no problem except I give it with peanut butter and I think sometimes he swallows it. Does it have to be chewed? Another question: Interceptor plus has something for tapeworms would this be better? Thanks
InkedMarie
MemberI doubt it needs to be chewed. I think mine inhale theirs LOL! My vet only carries the Interceptor Plus and I personally think itās better.
weezerweeks
ParticipantInked Marie my yorkie(little pig) sometimes weighs a little over 8 but usually 7.6lbs. The plus is 2-8 lbs and the interceptor is 2-10 lbs. do you think he’d still be safe with the plus?
InkedMarie
MemberI think thatās a question for the vet!
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