1) What is Ivermectin?

Ivermectin is an antiparasitic medication that kills both internal and external parasites like mites, lice, heartworms and certain types of ticks. It was originally developed for use in livestock but is now being used by veterinarians to treat parasite infestations in dogs too.

Ivermectin works by targeting the nervous system of parasites like ticks causing paralysis or death. This effectively eliminates them before they can transmit any potential diseases or cause any irritation on your furry friend's skin.

3) Is it safe for my dog?

Yes! When used according to veterinary guidelines under professional supervision, Ivermectin is considered safe for most breeds of dogs at recommended doses ie: 6 mcg/kg dose every month against heart worms while higher doses may be required depending on severity and type of parasitism. However,-A rare "ivermectin sensitivity" gene mutation resulting in elevated risk of adverse reactions applies only in…

4) Are there any side effects?

Some dogs may experience mild side-effects when taking high-dose interventions notably given outside these recommended protocols.Typical symptoms include vomiting ,diarrhoea; lethargy,k hair loss etc.-these usually resolve once ceased.For high risk breeds sensitivities more serious complications occur but these are rare.

5) Can I administer it myself?

No! Consult your veterinarian for professional advice prior to administering the given antiparasitic. Furthermore, choosing an appropriate dosage and ensuring that it is being administered correctly can be a bit tricky without proper training or knowledge on how this drug works -- so please let leave it to veterinary professionals in order to achieve optimal management of parasitism while minimizing…

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