Larsen normally got his doses of Interceptor and Frontline on the first of the month.
For a while now, I had been noticing that Larsen would get sick periodically. It seemed to be around the first of the month and I was starting to form the thought that it was from the punch of those medications. Dr. Tilghman's own thoughts on this (see blog 10/28/2010) provided me with the initiative to split the two. This is called succumbing to confirmation bias.
Since Larsen's only been alive for 43 months, I don't have a split/non-split set of months to work with. I just noticed that after splitting his Interceptor and Frontline by 5 days Larsen's appetite was off for the first week (Interceptor only). He wasn't interested in eating much despite a lot of hard field work. However, his appetite seems to be unaffected by the application of Frontline, although he's been enjoying a mix of chicken & rice (which he loves) instead of pure kibble, as we ease back into the usual menu. If I had to hazard a guess right now, I'd say that the Interceptor is more potent to him than is the Frontline. (based on an n of 1.)
All of this may affect your dog not in the least, but I thought I'd report my own observation on this.
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