knightofroses
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i was wondering. what meds should i just have at hand incase i ever did need them also what for. also is there any meds i have to give ever 6 mnths ect. to ensure health? any helps much aprieciated 
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what meds should i have? UK
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Hello,
Some good medications to have on hand are some antibiotic ointments in case of cuts, scrapes & abrasions. Probiotics are excellent to have around to help with digestive issues. Some examples of probiotics are acidophiliz, benebac, nutribac, etc.
A lot of people like to have dewormers such as Panacur around. Parazap is an herbal alternative which helps to naturally reduce the worms & parasites without medications.
Those are just some basic things which are nice to have around when you need them.
I hope this helps out.
Tracie
Some good medications to have on hand are some antibiotic ointments in case of cuts, scrapes & abrasions. Probiotics are excellent to have around to help with digestive issues. Some examples of probiotics are acidophiliz, benebac, nutribac, etc.
A lot of people like to have dewormers such as Panacur around. Parazap is an herbal alternative which helps to naturally reduce the worms & parasites without medications.
Those are just some basic things which are nice to have around when you need them.
I hope this helps out.
Tracie
knightofroses
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Yh thank u tracie thats really helpful. I dnt always have the money for a run down to the vets. So i would rather do my reasearch an get the info i need so i can do my best to keep Mimi healthy. Oviously i couldnt do everything so sometimes a trip to the vet will have to happen. Bt aslong as i keep my eye on him i can stop any accidents happening thank you both
thank you both
Hello,
You are welcome! It is always a good idea to have simple home remedies, etc at home in case of minor emergencies that you don't need a vet for. That way you don't have to always run to the store all of the time.
Good luck on building your medicine cabinet for your reptiles!
Merry Christmas, too!
Tracie
You are welcome! It is always a good idea to have simple home remedies, etc at home in case of minor emergencies that you don't need a vet for. That way you don't have to always run to the store all of the time.
Good luck on building your medicine cabinet for your reptiles!
Merry Christmas, too!
Tracie
chris23039
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i was just wondering do all local vets take care of reptiles too?i live in the UK asewell
chris23039
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ok thanks il have to have a look around
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