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Posted by milo3 on February 10, 2003 at 14:02:52:

In Reply to: Re: natural de wormers posted by PHDrTobin on February 10, 2003 at 13:45:42:

::Am interested in the all natural de wormers that can be bought. I see types that are natural products with no chemicals that render the intestines unsuitable for worms. Are they effective? I would rather go this path than use the "chemical" types used by vets. Any input would be great.

:What species of animals and what type of worms?
:For my 3 pug dogs. Usual, hook,tape,etc. Would like to regularly worm them without going to vet. I don't want to buy over the counter with chemicals. Something natural that will not harm them.

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