Hi everyone, I have been giving Charchi the H/W tabs every month, i still see this as shoving poison down his throat and hate all of the tablets we have to give our little babes.BUT, can some of you please explain how much worse is the H/W injection compaired to the monthly tablets it,s all poison anyway, even though i know it has to be done, is the site of the injection the biggest problem with people not wanting the injection? because isen,t it all he same stuff?thanks-janet.

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I have been using Revolution:
Revolution®for Dogs Product Description:

Revolution® for dogs with (selamectin) is a topical parasiticide used in the treatment and prevention of fleas, heartworm and ear mites in dogs and cats. Revolution® is used on dogs against sacroptic mange, American dog tick and biting lice as well. Revolution® for dogs is effective in controlling fleas by killing adult fleas and its eggs.



Revolution® for Dogs Product Key Benefits:



Water Resistant after 2 hours of application on your dogs
Kills external parasites like fleas, sarcoptic mange mites and lice
Preventative treatment for Heartworm disease cause by Heartworm (Dirofilaria immitis)
Reduces the hassle of needing two meds for external and internal parasite control
Long lasting protection against the above parasites on your Dogs

I am not sure if this helps my vet recommended this I have been using since Otis was 6 weeks and very happy with the results


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Otis's Mom

There have been way more side effects in the injectable prevention than in the oral tablets and topical solutions. What you can do is give a tablet every 45 days instead of every month. That way at least you aren't giving him the medication as often.

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I am not sure where you live but they stopped doing injections here due to the dangers and side effects that were happening. This has been years ago so maybe they have a new injection out but I hadnt heard of a new one?

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The bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of a low price is forgotten....

Yeah most vets won't do them, for good reason. I'm not sure if they've actually been banned though.

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I think the OP is an Aussie. I have no idea what their rules are.

As far as the injection, I don't know if it's banned here but I do know that every vet I've talked to refuses to do it because of the dangers. They all recommend a pill/chew.


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