One...
Treat External Ulcers, Mouth Rot and Fin Rot with the Pond Doc's Miracle in
a Bottle.
Two...
Knock Out Internal Infection by Feeding with Triple Antibiotic Food,
Formulated to Attack Bacterial Infection With -- Not Three But Four --
Antibiotics.
Lil' Dab-a-Do™ Antibiotic Ulcer Scrub
The Doc's Prescription™ Triple Antibiotic Food
"After treating an ulcer on one
of our prized goldfish for nearly two week will all the usual remedies, nothing
seemed to be working... ...We used the Lil' Dab-a-Do... What an
AMAZING improvement. The ulcer is completely gone... I have no doubt
that your products saved my fish."
J. Hankins
"Aquarius, Pisces and Nemo have
been extremely happy fish on The Doc's expertise in nutrition and health.
Your website has been very informative and helpful as well. I am convinced
that The Doc's Triple Antibiotic Food is the reason that Aquarius is still with
us."
J. Jackson
Knock out ulcer disease in koi and goldfish quickly and safely by giving bad
bacteria the ole' one-two punch. Fight the effects of anaerobic bacteria
by treating fish topically with The Doc's Prescription Lil' Dab-a-Do™
while at the same time preventing the infection from spreading and attacking the
fish from within by feeding him Doc's Prescription™ Triple Antibiotic Food.
Why subject weak fish to further stress
through dipping when only a little dab will do with Lil' Dab-a-Do™? It
only takes 3 treatments and there's no risk of over-exposing weakened fish to
harsh antibiotic dips. Tests show 70% results within 3 to 5 days!
When ulcers, fin rot and mouth rot occurs in
koi and goldfish it can easily spread to the delicate tissues of internal organs
such as kidney and bladder. Septicemia is tough to beat and in its worst
form (dropsy) impossible to cure. Prevent the infection from going any
further by feeding Doc's Prescription™ Triple Antibiotic Food.
Safe, Quick and Effective -- Give your fish a
fighting chance against ulcer disease by using The Doc's Prescription Double
Whammy Pack.
We call Lil' Dab-a-Do™ our miracle in a bottle
because it heals ulcers, mouth rot and fin rot quickly and easily without
subjecting weak fish to the harsh treatments of antibiotic dips.
Prepare for Treatment
Fish to be treated should be kept in a
quarantine tank or in a small pond that is easy to access because you will need
to catch the fish every day for 3 days during the treatment. Salt the tank
at .04% non-iodized salt. (4 lbs. per 100 gallons or 4 teaspoons per gallon).
Salt prevents fish from absorbing water through the ulcer so it helps keep the
infection from invading internal tissues.
Prepare the area by having the following items
handy:
Cotton Balls
A Fish Net
Lil' Dab-a-Do™ Ulcer Scrub Solution
A Small Bowl
Thin Latex or Plastic Gloves
A Fresh Water Dip Tank*
*To make a fresh water dip tank choose a
plastic container large enough to fit the fish you are treating. Fill the
container two-thirds full of water from your pond.
One person should be able to handle small fish
alone but we suggest a helper be available to assist with holding larger fish
still during treatment.
As always -- before handling fish -- wet your
hands (or gloves) with pond water. This prevents loss of protective slime
layer.
How to Administer Lil' Dab-a-Do™
Step 1: Pour a small amount of Lil' Dab-a-Do™ into the small bowl.
Step 2: Soak one cotton ball in the solution
Step 3: Net the fish you wish to treat.
Step 4: Wet your hands (or gloves).
Step 5:
1st Day's Treatment ONLY: Take the cotton ball and gently scrub the ulcerated area. You must
remove any loose scales surrounding the ulcer because infection is hiding
underneath.
2nd & 3rd Day's Treatments: Only gently dab the ulcerated or infected area with the cotton balls.
You do not want to disturb the healing tissue that is starting to form.
Step 6: Place the fish in the fresh water dip tank to rinse off the antibiotic
solution. This step is important because traces of the solution can kill
filter bacteria.
Step 7: After a few minutes, place the fish back into the pond or quarantine tank
and discard any unused solution remaining in the bowl.
For each fish you treat you will perform these
steps once every day for 3 days. After the 3rd day your treatment with Lil'
Dab-a-Do™ is over in most cases. Some severe cases of mouth and fin rot
may require 5 treatments.
IMPORTANT SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
To avoid contamination of the contents
DO NOT dip used cotton ball into fresh solution.
Keep solution out of reach of children.
Use product only as directed.
Always wear gloves when administering
product.
Store unused solution in a cool, dark
place.
Instructions for Feeding With The Doc's Prescription™ Triple Antibiotic Food
To prevent the infection from spreading to
internal organs feed the fish a diet of only The Doc's Prescription™ Triple
Antibiotic Food for two weeks.
For best results feed only a small portion of
food several times each day. The fish do taste the antibiotics in the food
and, if given a choice, will often opt for a better tasting snack so during the
two-week quarantine period do not feed them anything else. After the two
weeks is over discontinue the antibiotic food and resume feeding them their
normal diet.
Store any unused food in the refrigerator.
Do NOT freeze. Discard any remaining food after 6 months.
Order Products
Order the Double Whammy Pack
The
Doc's Prescription Double Whammy Pack
Pack
consists of 1 ea. 8 oz. bottle of Lil' Dab-a-Do Ulcer Scrub, 1 bag
(approx. 1 1/4 #)
Doc's Prescription Triple Antibiotic Food, cotton balls and 5
pairs of disposable vinyl gloves.
Item # DWhammy....................................$ 39.95
The
Doc's Prescription Lil' Dab-a-Do Ulcer Scrub The absolute BEST ulcer scrub on the market!
8 oz.
Bottle of Lil' Dab-a-Do Ulcer Scrub Item # DabaDo08....................................$ 14.95
16 oz.
Bottle of Lil' Dab-a-Do Ulcer Scrub Item # DabaDo16....................................$ 24.95
The Doc's Prescription Triple-Antibiotic
Food
Not just three -- Now it contains FOUR different
antibiotics to attack bacterial infections in four different ways.
For use all year round to fight off and
prevent bacterial infections in koi and goldfish. This is truly the best medicated
food on the market for ornamental fish. Mixed sized pellets of small to medium
are easily digested by all sizes of fish. Half of it floats and half
of it sinks. 90% floating can be specially ordered.
Formulated with Added
Vitamin C!
Vitamin C has been proven to aid in healing as well
as maintaining general good health of the fish.
For further information about the use of these
products please contact Pond Doc's Water Garden Center.
762 N. Main St., Alpharetta, Georgia 30004 /
(770) 663-6325 / www.ponddoc.com /
Email
Disclaimer
This treatment has tested over 70% effective
in curing ulcers, fin rot and mouth rot in ornamental fish. We cannot
guarantee success with every fish and Pond Doc's Water Garden Center and its
employees are not to be held responsible for any misuse or deaths occurred in
ornamental fish after use of these products.
The Doc's Prescription™ Triple Antibiotic
Food, Lil' Dab-a-Do™ and Double Whammy Pack™ are the intellectual properties of
Pond Doc's Water Garden Center.
