Panacur Cat/Dog Worming Granules, 4.5 g- Pack of 3 sachets

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Milbemycin oxime is a strong worming medication that kills all kinds of intestinal worms at any stage of their life cycle. It’s only available on prescription in the UK, so you’ll need to get a script from your vet to buy it. The syringe of Panacur Paste for horses is marked per 100kg of body weight. Simply give your horse one syringe mark per 100kg of body weight. Panacur Paste for Rabbits The revolting little critters don’t just affect dogs, either. Left untreated, worms (especially roundworms) can spread throughout your pets and your family, and cause nasty conditions such as toxocariasis. They can be particularly dangerous for children and pregnant women, causing birth defects and blindness. The two main types of intestinal worm treated by worming tablets are roundworms and tapeworms. Both types live in the small intestine of dogs, cats and humans.

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Puppies and kittens under 6 months should be given 0.5ml or Panacur Liquid per 1kg of body weight for 3 consecutive days. This can be mixed with food for weaned animals, or given orally after feeding for weaned and unweaned animals. Panacur Liquid for Horses Adult dogs and cats should have a syringe graduation per 0.5kg bodyweight. One syringe will treat up to 9kg bodyweight and has 18 syringe graduations. Assess bodyweight as accurately as possible and then administer one or a combination of the above sachets, which most closely doses this bodyweight. The dose should be administered by mixing it into the feed. For bitches weighing over 40kg, additional sachets are required according to the additional bodyweight. Puppies and kittens under 6 months must be a minimum of 1kg to be treated with Panacur Paste. The correct dosage should be given daily for 3 days. Dosages for kittens and puppies are as follows:

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For dogs/puppies weighing over 20kg (44lbs), additional sachets are required according to the additional bodyweight. Panacur for puppies is best used as a liquid or paste for accurate dosing and ease of use, although granules may be used. Panacur Liquid for Dogs, Cats, Puppies and Kittens Intestinal worms make life miserable for your dog, but they’re easily treated and prevented. In most cases, the best worming treatments only need to be given once every three months to keep your canine pal free of roundworms and tapeworms, even if he or she is a determined adventurer with a taste for eating poop. For dogs: 50 mg/kg (22.7 mg/lb) daily for three consecutive days for the removal of ascarids( Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina), hookworms( Ancylostoma caninum, Uncinaria stenocephala), whipworms( Trichuris vulpis) and tapeworms( Taenia pisiformis).

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If your dog won’t tolerate or swallow tablets, there are variations such as flavoured chews, granules and even syrup that might make the treatment process more enjoyable for all involved. Well, except the worms. For the treatment of clinical worm infestations in adult dogs and cats or Giardia spp. infections in dogs, administer 50mg fenbendazole per 1kg (2.2lbs) bodyweight daily for 3 consecutive days. Tapeworms shed segments that look like grains of rice in faeces and may be visible around your dog’s bottom and tail. Tapeworms can be passed to your pet by fleas, so it’s important to keep up your flea treatment regime as well as worming. What are the active ingredients in worming tablets for dogs?

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So, an occasional worming tablet is a vital part of your dog’s diet. The tablets contain chemicals that are safe for your dog (at the recommended dose) but highly toxic to worms throughout their life cycle. An infestation of worms should be treated by your vet, but prevention is better and cheaper than cure, and one tablet every three months is usually enough to prevent infection. If your dog has been treated for an infestation of worms, you’ll normally need to give a repeat dose after two weeks, but speak to your vet first. Every once in awhile, your veterinarian gives you unpleasant news. Sometimes, that news sounds like this: “ Your dog has worms.”