The Verm-X product has garlic in it. I thought this was toxic to Cats and Dogs?The Verm-X range does contain garlic but the quantities are small and therefore generally safe to use. For example, in a small dog e.g 10kg bodyweight, 50g of garlic would need to be fed to cause toxicity. Our dose is 0.036g daily, which equals 0.072% of the toxic dose. At this level, we feel toxicity is very unlikely, even with daily dosing. So I know at this point, there will be people who believe in a holistic approach and others who doubt it works and will take a more conventional medication route.

A Maid Asleep ( 14.40.611) of about 1657 is probably Vermeer’s earliest scene of modern manners, recalling slightly earlier pictures by Nicolaes Maes. Over the next few years, between works such as The Milkmaid (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam) and Young Woman with a Water Pitcher ( 89.15.21), Vermeer developed his mature style, which involved a delicate balance between observation and arbitrary design. The few famous exceptions to his interior scenes include The Little Street (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam), View of Delft ( Mauritshuis, The Hague), and the late Allegory of the Faith ( 32.100.18). A few bust-length studies of figures, like the celebrated Girl with a Pearl Earring ( Mauritshuis), must be based on live models but were not intended as portraits. Such tronies (“faces”) were collector’s items, in which intriguing characters, curious costumes, and superb painting combine. We reserve the right to switch this service to Royal Mail Special Delivery Next Day, in exceptional circumstances. Prior to introducing any new product have a Faecal Egg Count (FEC) so you have a record of your starting point. Follow up FEC should be performed 21 days after the last Verm-X is fed when using it monthly. We recommend that all horses have regular faecal egg counts (at least twice a year). With articles highlighting antibiotic resistance appearing regularly in the news and worms becoming resistant to anthelmintics (wormers) in many farmed animals, I decided to try a natural approach.Made from 100% natural active ingredients, the Verm-X® Original range can be fed all year round. Use for daily control and protection of intestinal hygiene. It’s suitable for all shapes and sizes, from pets with sensitive stomachs, to pure breeds and high-performance animals. Our liquid formulation is easily added to drinking water or can be soaked into bread and fed directly. Verm-X Cat Crunchies are a super-premium treat with the added Verm-X feline formula. A 100% natural formulation that controls intestinal hygiene whilst being gentle on the gut and digestive system and ideal for older cats and those prone to weight gain. verm oblique singular, m ( oblique plural verns, nominative singular verns, nominative plural verm) Designed to provide lasting and effective comfort to your cat’s digestive system, Verm-X has been with made with only natural ingredients including additional vitamins, minerals and trace elements that contribute towards overall health and wellbeing.

Prior to introducing any new product have a Faecal Egg Count (FAC) so you have a record of your starting point. We recommend that all horses have regular faecal egg counts (at least twice a year) to avoid unnecessary control programmes. Add two 25g scoops to daily feed for five consecutive days, and repeat every three months. Feed half the amount to foals aged six to 18 months. Verm-X for Poultry has the added advantage that you are able to eat your hens’ eggs whilst using the product. By connecting with where your food is coming from, it’s an opportunity to cut out any unnecessary chemicals. By using a natural supplement, you can still eat the eggs from hens fed on a diet of Verm-X. No nasties means nothing to worry about.We are often asked why we do not make our research papers available or why we do not label Verm-X as a wormer. Verm-X is not a registered pharmaceutical product. In the EU there are strict guidelines, governed in the UK by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, that restrict the use of words and information, such as our research and studies, that may portray a product as a registered medicine if it is not. We at Verm-X have worked closely with the VMD since our launch to ensure we comply with these regulations.”

Vermeer’s father trained as a weaver of fine material but by about 1630 had become an innkeeper and art dealer. The latter business may have helped Vermeer develop his remarkable ability to assimilate formal conventions from past and current masters. On the other hand, his father’s debts and death in 1652 probably explain why Vermeer had to essentially train himself rather than study with an important master. In 1653, he married the daughter of a wealthy Catholic divorcée; the painter converted to their religion and moved into their house in the heart of Delft. During most of his short career—he died at forty-three, leaving his wife with eleven children—Vermeer’s paintings commanded high prices and he was able to support his large family, but the dismal Dutch economy of the early 1670s made his last few years miserable. Liedtke, Walter. Dutch Paintings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2007. See on MetPublicationsWith Rembrandt and Frans Hals, Vermeer ranks among the most admired of all Dutch artists, but he was much less well known in his own day and remained relatively obscure until the end of the nineteenth century. The main reason for this is that he produced a small number of pictures, perhaps about forty-five (of which thirty-six are known today), primarily for a small circle of patrons in Delft. Indeed, as much as half of Vermeer’s output was acquired by the local collector Pieter van Ruijven. Although Vermeer’s work was known to other connoisseurs in Delft and the neighboring court city of The Hague, and a few of his paintings sold to individuals farther afield (Antwerp and Amsterdam), most Dutch painters turned out hundreds of pictures for a much broader market. Adding to his image as an isolated figure are the fact that Vermeer’s teacher is unknown, and that he evidently had no pupils. However, the artist was a respected member of the painters’ guild in Delft, and he exchanged pictorial ideas with painters active in that city (especially Pieter de Hooch in the 1650s) and in the region (for example, Frans van Mieris in Leiden). This unique blend of fine herbal powder is easy to mix into your dog's daily feed and incredibly palatable. As always, our ingredients have been sustainably grown and ethically sourced. This naturally effective repellent is suitable for all dogs, including puppies from four months of age and those with sensitive stomachs.