Good news!
How is her friend? ideally she should need some ivermectin too to prevent an outbreak on her.
How is her friend? ideally she should need some ivermectin too to prevent an outbreak on her.
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Thanks for clearing up that point. Unfortunately, this doesn't always happen, so it is important for us to make sure. 
You also need repeat treatment to get rid of any emerging eggs in order to prevent a return. The interval is 1-2 weeks depending on the product, ideally the piggies get three rounds of ivermectin in all.
You also need repeat treatment to get rid of any emerging eggs in order to prevent a return. The interval is 1-2 weeks depending on the product, ideally the piggies get three rounds of ivermectin in all.
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Thanks for clearing up that point. Unfortunately, this doesn't always happen, so it is important for us to make sure.
You also need repeat treatment to get rid of any emerging eggs in order to prevent a return. The interval is 1-2 weeks depending on the product, ideally the piggies get three rounds of ivermectin in all.
It's every 2 weeks for 3 rounds with the spot on
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glad she's doing better now. x
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