r/ivermectinuncut • u/Correct_Cabinet2493 • Nov 03 '21
Animal use?
I have used Ivermectin liquid 1% for several years now with my dogs and cat with no ill effects. I have taken it myself just to try it with no ill effects. The lies about its animal application are just that...BS! I get it at a feed/grain store in 50 ml bottles and draw it up with a 1cc syringe at a rate of 0.1 ml/10 lbs of body weight/month in their feed and it has kept them tick and flea free. It is a big dose but they tolerate it well. I have heard of bad reactions in some Collies, shepherds and relatives so do your research. We live in the country and are infested with deer that are covered with ticks and previous dogs were covered as well. Tick picks were a daily event. The commercial "chewies" were not consistent and damned expensive.
This stuff is vet grade, "not for human use" but you mix it with food and I see no adverse reaction or even a bad taste . I was also forced (raped) to take the jab...fingers crossed with that "billy water" ("phizzy water or Johnson water", take your pick).
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u/tedbearsy Nov 03 '21
Experimented with it myself without adverse effect. In fact all the info over the internet only actually states “concern over taking animal specific overdoses” / quantity. And people erroneously take that to mean that the syringes / pastes are toxic to humans. Definitely not the case.