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Maybe Someone can help me understand. First off, I am a big fan of Dr. Jones. But giving a pet diatomaceous internally would defeat the purpose, I would think. The way it kills pests is that they breathe it in and it shreds their breathing apparatus (do bugs have lungs?). Would it do this to a internal parasite? Seems like it wouldn’t
Pretty gross you get worms must be a LGBTQIA’s thing dogs usually get it from eating poop 💩
You had worms dogs usually get it from eating poop 💩 gross
How would I use this on highland mini cows? (Dosage, etc.)
Can we use on cats?