09/13/2026
Please, please find other options for tick and flea prevention or treatment.
Update: After a week on detox herbs (milk thistle and NAC), Charlie is a completely different dog. She’s calm, no more neurotic behavior, no seizures. It’s now been two weeks and it appears the damage has been reversed.
Here we go again! At least once a year, despite our verbal and written warnings (in contract), a puppy buyer is convinced by their vet that Isoxoline class pesticides (Bravecto, Nexguard, Credellio and Simparica) are “safe and effective “. Well, this time it’s a seven month old Labrador. She’s had FIVE doses of Credellio. Two seizures and generally neurotic behavior. All litter mates are great. There is such a substantial amount of toxicity in her brain that she cannot calm down. She’s on a detox protocol and is already a completely different dog. She has a ways to go now as behavior is habit but she’s calmer and listening. Hopefully, the detox will prevent further seizures. She didn’t have any until after the 4th dose (it builds up!). This isn’t a dog “predisposed” or with a “history “ of seizures. That’s the biggest lie. If an animal has a pulse, they can develop seizures if you poison them. In 20 years of breeding, the only dogs who developed seizures (that we bred) were given flea/tick pesticides (no, I will not call them “meds”). Medicine heals. There’s nothing medicinal about these pesticides. For those who listen to propaganda (the “community note added by Fb”),here’s the actual warning on the label. The FDA forced the companies to add it due to a thousands of reports/overwhelming evidence.
https://www.allivet.com/dw/image/v2/BFKL_PRD/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-allivet-master/default/dw37e85516/51177/51177-10_1.jpg?sw=800&q=65
