I have a carpet nem coming in today. Is Cipro something that a vet just sells over the counter?
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I have a carpet nem coming in today. Is Cipro something that a vet just sells over the counter?
Temecula area.
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Not typically. But Costco has it if your vet will prescribe it.
My vet did for me. I may still have some if need be. I can check tomorrow
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Is there a difference in the liquid vs pill form? And maybe you should see of your vet will also give you the ok for some interceptor always nice to have even if never used
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What are these use for?
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antibiotic used to pretreat newly introduced or injured/infected anemonesOriginally Posted by bryanmc1988
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Interceptor is good for red bugs, but that stuff is just as tough to get a vet to dish out as cipro, which usually requires a script.
Petmountain is where I ordered cipro last, no script needed. It's labeled as fish flox.
What type of carpet is this?
I have a cipro treat link if needed, but we usually only treat if we see signs of deflation, and I'd qt it and observe at least 2-3 days before putting in display
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