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Keeping Pets Pest Free on a Cheapskates Budget

​If you have quite a few animals, this can be pricey. Just with the dogs alone in our house it costs $34. We have two small dogs that use a 1 ml tube and a large dog that uses a 4ml tube. The small ones are $63 for 6 and the large one $79 for 6 on eBay. Now I only buy the large 4ml tube and with a 2ml syringe and needle from the chemist, draw up the 1 ml dose. I am a nurse so it is second nature, but if you are unsure, get one to show you. Now it only costs me $18 a month. That is half price for exactly the same treatment. I also buy the worm tablets on eBay in bulk. We love our dogs and would not skimp on their protection, but this just makes it cheaper. 
Contributed by Judith Robertson
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