Amba
Junior Guinea Pig
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How Long Does Revolution Take To Work On Mites?
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hayls<3
Teenage Guinea Pig
Hi Amba, is this for mange mite?
If so, from my knowledge, revolution is more for the preventative measure of mange and a higher level of ivermectin is required to kill off a current strike.
Xeno 450, should do the trick but weigh your piggles first to get the correct doseage for them.
Please someone correct me if i'm wrong.
If so, from my knowledge, revolution is more for the preventative measure of mange and a higher level of ivermectin is required to kill off a current strike.
Xeno 450, should do the trick but weigh your piggles first to get the correct doseage for them.
Please someone correct me if i'm wrong.
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helen105281
Senior Guinea Pig
If it is a full blown infection then I recommend a course of Ivermectin injections at the vets.
Amba
Junior Guinea Pig
She had bloat, and the vet said her low immunity caused her mites to form. She said she was born with the mites, which have become a problem because she had low immunity. She is being given her last dose tomorrow (they are two doses altogether ten days apart) She scratches worse at night and now has noticeable bald spots. There are no cuts, etc just bald spot. The vet said her skin is a bit inflamed (but I can't notice that -- it looks fine to me).
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