To my valued supporters: Unfortunately the number of reported cases listed in the EMA reports regarding Bravecto was misrepresented on the link stated in my previous report dated 8 June 2016. The number is stated in such a way that one gets the impression that there were far less cases than there actually were. For a proper explanation please read the following Facebook post by Susan Wolfe: https://www.facebook.com/groups/411371212394679/permalink/508323409366125/?pnref=story. Good news is that the Facebook group has grown from 12305 members at the time of my previous post to 13720 as I am typing. That is a total increase of 1415 members in just 11 days. And almost everyone of the members has a dog that has experienced from one to several adverse reactions to Bravecto. It seems that growth of membership to the group "Does Bravecto Kill Dogs?" is gaining momentum fast, which serves to prove that this insecticide does have a negative effect to a large number of the dogs that ingest it. I was horrified at the condition of one particular dog after Bravecto was given to her. She deteriorated from this: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=838527326280181&set=pcb.508966362635163&type=3&theater to this: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=838527516280162&set=pcb.508966362635163&type=3&theater in only a few weeks, and has eventually lost her battle against the adverse effects that destroyed her life! Rest in peace dear Flossie! We are still in the fight against this drug, and will remain fighting until we can eventually declare a TRUE victory, which can only happen when the drug is either withdrawn from the market completely, or at least until Bravecto can POSITIVELY PROVE that the serious adverse effects suffered by so many precious furbabies were DEFINITELY NOT caused by Bravecto. Until next time, take care. Antoinette