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Brewer's Yeast and Garlic

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Purred: Sat Jun 14, '08 2:51pm PST


	Sedona, maybe this will help? http://www.springtimeinc.com/t_BugOffGarlicDogs_info

Tuck's motto: - What's in it for- me?

Purred: Sun Jun 15, '08 5:33pm PST


	Just bought Flea Treats this weekend. They're B complex treats that are supposed to repel fleas. It seems to be a bad flea season this year. I'll let you know how it works after a month. The company says it takes a few weeks to build up in the system. http://www.fleatreat.com/

Ban Breed- Specific- Legislation

Purred: Tue Jun 17, '08 6:53am PST


	Sedona - I've talked to several that use raw garlic with great results; however, I just recently heard about that stuff in it that's potentially dangerous so I've never really asked how they handle that particular issue. I'm sure that you are already aware, (I read A LOT of your threads - very informative) but just incase, make sure you ease the pups into it, otherwise they will get the poopies Abby won't eat the tablets - I wish she would because they are a little more convienient than the powder. She's the pickiest lab on the face of the earth! I have to mix the powder with a little peanut butter and put it on 1/4 piece of bread. Rudy - It took about two weeks for me to see the skeeters and stuff staying away from my pups. I think on the info I got from Springtime it says that it takes 2-4 weeks for it to penetrate all of the tissues.

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