Where to buy dog supplies/ meds

05-07-2009

When I say meds, I mean heartworm meds or flea meds. My vet has them for about 2-3x what I can find at a reputable online store (the one that sounds like a phone #). And there are all those "other" sites that are dirt cheap. My vet warned me about the meds not being guaranteed if bought online. I just cant see paying $44 for a med I can get online for $25. What do you do?

chevy & karen · 05-07-2009

Hmmmm, I tried buying heartworm med's once online and it said I needed a prescription.. So I just buy it at the vet's...

05-08-2009

I buy the heartworm med in tablet form from Canada Vet no rx is needed and you can find Frontline and Advantage cheaper at Dr. Fosters & Smith

With the heartworm med from Canada Vet they cannot ship a meat based product like the Heartguard into the US, so I buy the tablet form.

chevy & karen · 05-08-2009

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Originally Posted by k9lady

I buy the heartworm med in tablet form from Canada Vet no rx is needed and you can find Frontline and Advantage cheaper at Dr. Fosters & Smith

With the heartworm med from Canada Vet they cannot ship a meat based product like the Heartguard into the US, so I buy the tablet form.

Good Info.. Can you tell us the name of the site for the heartworm.. Between chevy's glaucoma and blood pressure prescription's I could use a break...
Thank's

05-11-2009

I did get an email that they were working on their site, this is the phone for Canada Vet, the product is called Valueheart.

1-888-691-2268 hrs 7-5 pst

Dr. Foster & Smith will come up on a search, I believe they need an rx from your vet for the heartworm, but take a look at their site and see, I'd check the prices there of all the med's you are buying, your vet can fax them the rx's, you print out a form from their site that you fax to your vet or give to the vet, explain to your vet you need to cut costs down, they should take that into consideration or give you a break, but I doubt that. Shame

Also Heartland Supply try that also