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Article #90Re: Pet passports lead to surge in dogs dying from foreign diseases
From: Pat
Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 14:58
Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 14:58
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"good golly miss Molly" <oldmollyREMOVETHIS@tesco.net> wrote in message news:1loqc.81$Px5.58@newsfe1-gui.server.ntli.net... > > "Pat" <bonniepml@btinternet.com> wrote in message > news:c8av9n$iag$1@sparta.btinternet.com... > > > This is simply scare mongering IMO. There is no clue as to what > > percentage > > > the numbers represent. > > > > > > > > How can you be so sure that it is.? > > If people can come home ill from going abroad. > > Then why cant animals. > > I have know a few people come home with illnesses that last quite a while. > > Plus lots of treatment. > But what percentage of the total which go abroad and come home? > If it was 10 % or higher then I would say that is a great risk, if the > amoutns are only 1% or less of the total amounts, that is a negligable risk > I would say. That's why I wanted to know what percentage the numbers > represented. > > Heartworm is very real in warmer countries. > Which countries? > And heartworm is simply cured by putting stronghold drops on the pet.Sold > in this country for fleas, ticks, mange, earmites and roundworm. What it > doesn't say on the box over here is that it also treats heartworm. Probably > because we don't have a problem with HW over here they don't put it on the > box.I buy mine from Australia or America and the ingredients are exactly the > same as the UK ingredients but the box states heartworm prevention too. > I get very cross when people tell only half the story and don't give true > facts but rather hearsay and no percentages. I would rather they didn't post > at all in that case. > I happilly took my pet birds and dog back and forth to Germany , when my ex > was in the forces . Of course there was the 6 months quarantine in those > days, but none of my pets ever suffered anything nasty and all eventually > died of old age. > > > If information is given ...it can be good and bad. At least people have a choice. Heart worm is quite serious. It also can lay dormant for quiet a while. There was a case in this country last year in a cat I believe. With our weather getting hotter you can never tell I guess. Maybe the cat came in from another country not sure on that one. Also the flea treatment from the vets does cover heart worm. I have read it on one I use. Not sure about any of the others. Pat.
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