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39 recommendations and reviews from 36 people
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October 26, 2017
Kate B. asked:Does anyone know where I can get Zymectin Gold for wholesale prices? With 18 horses every time I purchase dewormer at retail is likeCasey O. replied:valleyvet.com generally has good deals.
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October 19, 2017
Angela M. asked:ISO: cheapest place to buy ulcerguard. TIA!Susan C. replied:Valleyvet.com $30.00-$2 rebate=$28, plus free shipping
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January 11, 2017
Mariah B. asked:Looking to put in a water container in the back of our truck for camping? Where can i get these at? I looked at fleet farm and tractor supply and didn't find any. Also how big or small do you recommend?Terri K. replied:We use a 55 gal barrel with a spigot but you can order from valley vet supply or places like that
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October 4, 2016
Allie H. asked:I found a stray cat, and she has a infected eye. (Conjunctivitis). Is there any place I can go today that won't cost an arm and leg?Tuesday S. replied:I ordered mine online. Its the exact same thing a vet prescribes and what i was given at animal ark when i fostered. Its called terramycin ointment for cats. I used valleyvet.com to order mine. A little goes a long way and its way cheaper than the vets
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August 30, 2016
Kim B. asked:Does anyone know of a good chicken Doctor? My chicken has a cut on her leg and infevtion and no vet will take her!!! Help Please! I love her!Souneva V. replied:I like to keep Veterycin Utility Gel on hand, plus I have a specific cream for wounds on poultry I got at the Co-op (the Hardwick Farmers Co-op is awesome for products/advice, and the owner and employees are very knowledgeable). For more specific products they don't carry, I like valleyvet.com. Hope your girl heals - she's a cutie!!
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July 8, 2016
Barbara R. asked:Where is the least expensive place to buy horse camping supplies...I need tree savers....Karen W. replied:www.valleyvet.com
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April 16, 2016
Bailey B. asked:Does anyone know where I can get this ( I herd it was good for cocidis just going the pic online )April J. replied:Try www.ValleyVet.com. That's where I get all of my uncommon vet stuff.
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April 15, 2016
Kaelee B. asked:Has alfalfa cubes ever caused a horse to colic? My mare gas coliced tonight and we can't figure out what caused it. Nothing in her diet changed. Same routine and everything. Could it have been the weather?? She's only let an hour a day because of the rich green grass. And that's also been the same for weeks now. She coiliced once before I got her, does that make her prone to it? She's a 4 year old quarter appy. What's a good way to prevent colic... I've never had to deal with it before. And where can I get banamine. I ran out and my vet won't supply it. Sorry for all of the questions! Thank you!Maddi E. replied:Valleyvet.com has banamine for sale :)
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December 8, 2015
Persephone H. asked:Does anyone know where I can buy the classic equine legacy turquoise cheetah boots? Fronts and hinds.Jade M. replied:Try valleyvet.com I know they have the pink cheetah ones not sure about the blue ones
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November 18, 2015
Angie C. asked:Can anyone recommend someplace to get prescriptions at a lower cost than what my vet wants? The vet is recommending Rimadyl for my dog's arthritis but the cost is prohibitive at this time. If not low-cost prescriptions, I have heard that glucosomine works for arthritis as well. Has anyone tried that?Jane B. replied:Glucosomine has never been shown to be effective in the few studies done on it. If you can't get the prescriptions cheaper locally, have your vet authorize a prescription to be filled at an online pharmacy. I have used valleyvet.com a lot, and there are others. FWIW, I find 1800 petmeds.com to be the most expensive of online options.
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November 15, 2015
Tiffany M. asked:Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy percorten? I'm having a hard time finding anything under 200 for 4 ml.Cristy M. replied:Try www.valleyvet.com until Pet Rescue RX gets license to sell in FL. I had to wait for them to get licensed in AZ, so I used Valley Vet in the mean time.
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November 12, 2015
Sharon B. asked:is there any other place to get the meds cheaper my dog is on 20mg of vetoryryl for two weeks and it is exspensive to keep up.Kim W. replied:ValleyVet.com
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October 17, 2015
Samantha B. asked:Wondering how often you all trim your goats hooves? I have been doing ours once a month sense spring. Their hoof wall have been going like crazy and is tough as can be. Anybody have suggestions for trimmers? Mine have about had it so Im going to be hunting for some new ones. Need something fairly easy on my hand because its been broke a few times and gets really sore/swollen after I trim everybody.Annabelle P. replied:Once a month. Ars trimmer from valleyvet.com
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September 28, 2015
Diann B. asked:Does anyone know the least costly place to purchase 50mg Atopica?Diann B. replied:I'm on www.valleyvet.com and they have 25 mg for $25.49 for 15 capsules. 50 mg for $40.99. I'm switching over from mycophenolate. Hope this does the trick!
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September 22, 2015
Beth P. asked:Need reputable on-line pharmacy / pet supply store for heart worm preventative. I'm comfortable with Doctors Foster Smith, who else do you recommend? Looking for safe supply, not bargain basement don't know where it was made or how long it was kept, etc. THANKS!!MC J. replied:Now, we buy a year's worth from our vet when they run the specials with rebate and free doses, but in the past we were very happy with petshed.com- takes a little longer since they're in Australia, but excellent prices and service. We get most of our horse stuff from valleyvet.com and they are wonderful.
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August 26, 2015
Loreley B. asked:Need some help with my aging Newfie. As some of you might know, I'm not actively breeding right now and I'm down to one 12 year old bitch... Colores. We moved to the Charlotte area about 8 months ago and we are having trouble finding a vet who would allow us to take care of our aging girl at home. She is really starting to slow down and very weak in her hind legs. She had beautiful hips but seems that arthritis has settled anyways. Bottom line, amongst other suggestion including pain medication (Meloxicam) which we have to dose because her liver function is also deteriorating, we were recommended Adequan injectable and acupuncture. Unfortunately they won't give us the Adequan unless we take her to the vet on a very frequent basis which is an ordeal in its own... and I can certainly deal with injectables. So... my fellow breeder if someone know of an open minded vet in our around Charlotte... or has access to adequan injectable to sell me... and/or know of an acupuncture specialist that would do house calls... Thanks in advance to everyoneAnita K. replied:valleyvet.com
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August 14, 2015
Allison A. asked:Can anyone recommend a veterinarian or animal organization that can prescribe/give me some sort of antibiotic for a feral cat without an office visit ? When I went to feed my colony earlier this evening I noticed one of my boys, Sam, sneezing and having quite a bit of greenish yellow snot coming from his nose. Thankfully he did eat his wet food dinner but I am concerned with the weekend and hotter weather approaching. I don't want him to become dehydrated if he decides he won't eat what he can't smell. He is about 11-12 lbs and was recently TNRed at the end of June. Lately he has been rubbing on my legs and allowing me to pet him but he is not so keen on being picked up. I may or may not be able to get him into a trap. A private vet has already quoted me $45 for the office visit, if I can get him, and another $40 just for a sedative. I can't afford $80 just to walk into the door but I really want to help this guy before he gets worse. I'm located in Northeast Philadelphia. Someone already commented on another group how it was illegal to do so but since the animal is sick and I don't know what my chances are of catching him before the weekend I'd though I'd ask.Jodi D. replied:Valleyvet.com has the fish amox. I wasn't able to find it at chewey.
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August 12, 2015
Kendyl M. asked:does anyone know where to buy cotton for wrapping a horses leg/hoof? my horse just cut his foot and got stitches yesterday and we need to change the bandage every 3 days but i don't know were to get the cotton wrap that the vet put on.Lindsay L. replied:Tractor supply carries it for emergency needs but recommend buying it online like valleyvet.com or jeffersequine.com for any more, it'll be cheaper. Sometimes buying form your vet is also a good way to go.
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August 1, 2015
Heather K. asked:Does anyone know where u get the vaccines for baby chicks? We may be having chick's soon our hen is laying on them now. ThanksDestinie W. replied:Valleyvet.com
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June 13, 2015
Roslyn L. asked:Is there another place besides a vet that you can buy vacations?Elizabeth L. replied:Valleyvet.comTracie L. replied:I have found Valleyvet.com to be the cheapest.
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May 26, 2015
Stephanie S. asked:Where can we buy a leather show halter to fit a yearling Dexter? ThanksSally C. replied:ValleyVet.com item #17739 xs - she will then "graduate" into a Medium- no reason to buy a small. They are very adjustable.
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April 22, 2015
Tabatha M. asked:Where can I find salmon oil to put on my kids food?Lisa V. replied:valleyvet.com! or you can Dr Foster and Smith.
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March 24, 2015
Alexis G. asked:Anyone know where to get anti nurse ring?Fran A. replied:Valleyvet.com
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March 5, 2015
Jessica T. asked:Where has everyone found the lowest prices for percorten-v? Haven't had to order in quite a while. Due to the weather in the north lately, I will be doing overnight shipping, so if anyone knows of a company that has reasonable overnight please share :)! I live in VA, so we we can't use petrescuerx. ThanksJennifer G. replied:We just ordered this month from valleyvet.com - I'm finding that different sites tend to have variable prices on shipping, a certain percentage off and/or a coupon code (you can google).Deann W. replied:ValleyVet.com.
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February 9, 2015
Heather M. asked:I have been purchasing Harley's veteroyl from his vet. Can anyone recommend any safe online places I can get it cheaper?Josie R. replied:VALLEYVET.COM Much less expensive!Shari E. replied:I use the 10 mg - Box of 30 runs me $48 - I use valleyvet.comWendy T. replied:Valleyvet.com
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January 7, 2015
Kathy S. asked:I need your creativity here. I need to ice my horses leg for 20-30 minutes per day. I'm looking for ideas of what people have used to do this. What I'm thinking is something like an ice bag that you get at the store and wrapping it around the leg. But would need something to hold it on the leg. I called our local equine store and they don't have anything like that. Anyone have any ideas or products that I could get shipped quickly? TIA!Shae C. replied:Ice boots valleyvet.com
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November 13, 2014
Zoë D. asked:What is a good place in the area to buy western spurs?Lisa V. replied:Valleyvet.com
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November 6, 2014
Tori T. asked:Anyone have suggestions on effective (and reasonably priced) joint supplements? Had the chiropractor out to see my 10 year old OTTB Chase earlier this week and she suggested he may benefit from a joint supplement. She suggested Legend, but it's injectable and about $100 a month. My vet wanted to do hock and stifle injections in July, but he was not in work at the time and I opted to see how he did once he was in a consistent work schedule - which my vet fully endorsed. I had him on SmartPak's SmartCombo and I saw an improvement quickly, but the effect wore off and I don't notice any difference on/off. He's been off of that approx. 3 months now and not on any supplements. He gets about 4 lbs of Purina Ultium a day with 5 large flakes of hay and has not had issues maintaining weight. He is in moderate work (30 min to 1 hr 4-5+ times a week) and we are aiming to event beginner novice next year. He does come out stiff, but typically works out of it. He does not currently have any injuries, but has a very old splint that he raced on and stayed sound. Main issues are hocks and stifles and a mystery stiffness in his right front (not the splint leg). A bit long winded, but there's an overview of my situation. My head kind of spins when I look at the supplement options out there, so I wanted to know who has had the most luck with what. Thanks all!!!Pamela P. replied:Go with the Legend. You will get better results than just an oral supplemnt. But you would be smart to put him on a regular course of Cosequin to help support the effects of the Legend. You can get it for less than $100 per dose. Go to either Valleyvet.com or kv vet. I just bought Five dose vial for $369. You will need a vet to send in a prescription and someone who can do IV injections. Your horse will thank you.
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October 19, 2014
Patricia R. asked:Hi, can you help a newbie out and recommend a good brand for tattoo equipment? Maybe the best place to find it priced reasonably? It's kind of funny I'm shopping for one since I already own the whole setup for humans. I just don't think my goats would sit still for that long! Thanks in advance!Jessica W. replied:The cheapest place I found mine at the time was valleyvet.com you might want to shop around since it's been a few years but just keep in mind that valleyvet has free shipping on orders over (I believe) $50 or more. I find with just the free shipping they come out cheaper on a lot of things
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September 13, 2013
Tiffany M. asked:Does anyone have suggestions on where to get Safeguard suspension (not paste) at a good price? Local is $20/125 mls and I need ten. Ugh.Pamela W. replied:I have also used the goat version of SafeGuard regularly with good results. The conversion is 1 cc per five pounds of body weight for dogs. I bought the big bottle for a reasonable price at Tractor Supply and it has lasted a few years. You can also get it at valleyvet.com or Jefferspet.com
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October 20, 2012
Michelle H. asked:So I am looking for plastic syringes for jello shots for Halloween. Anybody out there a nurse, doctor, junkie and know where to get cheap ones? Can't believe how expensive they are! Preferably not used- :)Tina P. replied:Valleyvet.com
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November 8, 2014
Cliff W. asked:Hi, Scooter, our 8-year-old Westie, was diagnosed with SARDs in July. After recent bloodwork, he was also diagnosed with Cushings Disease. The immunologist has prescribed 10mg of Trilostane twice per day. Any suggestions about the best place to purchase it, as well as any other insights and suggestions would be welcome. Thanks.Wendy T. replied:There are a number of places that have decent prices. Valleyvet.com has good prices.
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August 5, 2014
Susanne D. asked:vetoryl does anyone order online ( where) how much does vet charge for pre scriptionWendy T. replied:Kvvet is $43.95 for the 10 mg. They are a reputable company and ship quickly usually. Valleyvet.com has a sale right now for $41.99 for the 10 mg. they r also very good
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October 16, 2014
Debi D. asked:Any advice where the best place is to purchase Precortin? I currently get it from my vet and a small vial is about $260. Would it be less expensive to purchase it elsewhere? If so, any suggestion?Kelly C. replied:Valleyvet.com. 4 ml 169.00. I get 2 doses out of it.
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October 7, 2013
Carol P. asked:What I meant to ask is where I can get the Precortin at a good price!Kelly C. replied:Valleyvet.com. $169 free delivery.
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