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October 14, 2017 at 9:41 pm in reply to: Has anyone had a bad reaction to oral flea medications? #105176 Report AbuseChase PMember
I’m sorry, I know this is an old topic but I just couldn’t resist responding to the rude comment
“Are you a veterinarian? If not, How can you say āBravecto is also safe for dogs who have seizures, NexGard is notā.
First of all, you don’t need to be a vet to READ directions and information on a medication. I have been a pharmacy technician for years. We not only prescribe medications for people but also animals. Our pharmacists make over $100 an hour and when people ask questions about medications or drug interactions they use GOOGLE.
You do NOT have to be a vet for everything under the sun. Do you feed your dog onions and chocolate? If not, did your vet tell you not to or did you just know that you shouldn’t feed your dog onions and chocolate? Quit being a smart ass.
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