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When I complained that Gini seems to itch a lot, I was suggested "Bulfo Powder" by the vet. Used it...she seems to remain better for 2-3 days...again all the same.

Today I had a chance to get hold of an ectoparasite from her body. Did a little experiment with it..... :p ;)


Aim: To identify and annihilate it.
Aids: Match stick and Bulfo Powder.
Method: I tried quenching it with a match stick...it got weak but still moving.
I had put some Bulfo powder on and around it....even after 30min it was moving and around the area which was dusted with the powder.

Observation: Neither did it kill nor repelled the tick.

Inference: Species identified - Tick, specifically "brown dog tick" [http://www.dog-obedience-trai ning-online.com/images/removin g-ticks-from-dogs.jpg]

They are pretty strong - not very easy to annihilate.

The powder was a crap....bad medicine...seemed to have no apparent effect on the tick.


>> Are we Indians all naughts that they sell us all these holly shits...??!!

Now, do we have any alternatives (except Tick-collar) to get rid of these ectoparasites, like some shampoos and all???????


[Sounds kiddish but did and felt like sharing.... :-D].

Posted in: Preventive medicine By: Ayon Saha | 12 Dec 2011 2:12 am

Ayon Saha

Now, something serious.....
Important Information:

1. 5-10% of fleas live on animals and rest is believed to thrive in the surrounding of the animal. The treatment of the surrounding of the infested animal along with the animal is recommended.

2.* Fleas transmit tapeworms, ticks transmit Lyme disease, Tick paralysis. Ecto-worms are also a cause of endo-worms.

3. It has a long life-cycle [http://www.afraidtoask.com/ly me/lymelifecycle.html] & [http://www.ah.novartis.com/im ages/cab/tick_lifecycle.gif].. .an extended treatment is needed.


Regular bathing in clean water and tick collar seem to be the best solutions.

By: Ayon Saha | 12 Dec 2011 2:27 am

shilpa

u got so mch patience to experiment.. any way, my vet gave some ointment to my lab and he himself applied to her neck and touch wood.. she is ticksfree since 2 yrs.. one thing, i nver allow her to mix in other dogs...

By: shilpa | 18 Dec 2011 3:35 pm

Ayon Saha

What's the ointment???

By: Ayon Saha | 20 Dec 2011 9:45 pm

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I am not a doc but have experience...of 10 years with dogs Few questions... Does your dog have ticks ? Check the temp with a thermometer and let me know. Give microdox ( 1 tab per 10kg body weight ) If it still doesnt eat then take to doc immediately as saline needs to be given. Thanks & Regards Lorven Pet Shop New BEL ROAD, Bangalore Shop Location > http://tinyurl.com/7rv87uk

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