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OnionHead
02-15-2007, 01:50 PM
I just got a new pup and i bought dewormer cause found out he has worms. They are small flat whitish looking.. What dewormer could i use or is the one i am using good enough? It is in a yellow tube and it says tasty paste on it and you can adjust the amount given by twisting a nut like nob to the weight of dog desired
CynthiaATL
02-15-2007, 01:54 PM
I just got a new pup and i bought dewormer cause found out he has worms. They are small flat whitish looking.. What dewormer could i use or is the one i am using good enough? It is in a yellow tube and it says tasty paste on it and you can adjust the amount given by twisting a nut like nob to the weight of dog desired
Does the worms look like rice or spaghetti? Sorry for the food comparisons
Rice = Tapeworms
Spaghetti = Roundworms
And it all depends on what the wormer you bought will treat.
OnionHead
02-15-2007, 01:57 PM
They look Like Rice
jeeperino
02-15-2007, 02:17 PM
Nemex or Ivermectin. The Nemex will be safer and easier if u have no exp. with ivermectin.
OnionHead
02-15-2007, 02:25 PM
k would it be safe though if i gave it to him today even though i gave him the other one the past two days?
CynthiaATL
02-15-2007, 02:36 PM
Nemex or Ivermectin. The Nemex will be safer and easier if u have no exp. with ivermectin.
Ivermectin or Nemex will not treat tapeworms and all Nemex is Pyrantal Pamoate which will only treat roundworms and hookworms
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Scotsman
02-15-2007, 02:40 PM
You need either Droncit ( only treats tapes) or Drontal Plus. Over the counter stuff isn't going to work for tapes.
miakoda
02-15-2007, 03:39 PM
Droncit. It's over the counter & given in 2 separate doses & does the trick quite well. ;)
Ivermectin does NOT get rid of tapeworms. In fact, I don't suggest using Ivermectin as a dewormer anyways due to the larger dosage required has not been evaluated in canines & Ivermectin is known to cause liver/kidney failure when given in large dosages over time.
If you use Ivermectin for heartworm preventative, that's great. But shell out the very few extra bucks it costs for a true dewormer. :)
MASON
02-15-2007, 04:54 PM
Get a Panacur-C dewormer, you can treat a 50# dog for $16.00 and it gets rid of Hookworms,Tapeworms, Roundworms and Whipworms. I worms my dogs once every six months. Here is a link. http://www.allivet.com/Panacur-C-Canine-Dewormer-p/26893.htm
chloesredboy
02-15-2007, 05:41 PM
Droncit. It's over the counter & given in 2 separate doses & does the trick quite well. ;)
Ivermectin does NOT get rid of tapeworms. In fact, I don't suggest using Ivermectin as a dewormer anyways due to the larger dosage required has not been evaluated in canines & Ivermectin is known to cause liver/kidney failure when given in large dosages over time.
If you use Ivermectin for heartworm preventative, that's great. But shell out the very few extra bucks it costs for a true dewormer. :)two of the vets where i work are always arguing over whether or not to use ivermectin for worms the one guy prescribes it like a magical cure all. I tend to agree with the you and the other vet on that one.The vet i take my dogs to only gives it as mange treatment.Oh well to each his own.
Scotsman
02-15-2007, 06:51 PM
Droncit. It's over the counter & given in 2 separate doses & does the trick quite well. ;)
Ivermectin does NOT get rid of tapeworms. In fact, I don't suggest using Ivermectin as a dewormer anyways due to the larger dosage required has not been evaluated in canines & Ivermectin is known to cause liver/kidney failure when given in large dosages over time.
If you use Ivermectin for heartworm preventative, that's great. But shell out the very few extra bucks it costs for a true dewormer. :)
You can't get it here in NY, unless you go to a vet.:(
Stillwater
02-15-2007, 07:26 PM
Get a Panacur-C dewormer, you can treat a 50# dog for $16.00 and it gets rid of Hookworms,Tapeworms, Roundworms and Whipworms. I worms my dogs once every six months. Here is a link. http://www.allivet.com/Panacur-C-Canine-Dewormer-p/26893.htm
This type wormer only takes care of one varitiy of tapes, and not the most common that is transmitted from fleas.
dog-man
02-15-2007, 09:05 PM
GEt safeguard or panacur, they both get rid of all worms including tapeworm, 1cc per 10lb, once every day,3 days in a row, you wont se no mo worms. Good luck!
Ps, IF you have doubts , go to your vet and get a fecal test, just incase.
STPFAN
03-08-2007, 07:35 PM
For tapeworms alone I use D-Worm™ Tapeworm for Dogs and Puppies which contains "praziquantel".
http://www.farnampet.com/product.php?pid=100743&maincat=Dog&key=300030&cat=Dog+Wormers
other than that I use Safe-Guard<SUP>®</SUP> Canine
Fenbendazole Granules 22.2% (222mg/g)
http://www.intervetusa.com/default.asp?C=2&SC=2&Sec=Products&Id=314
I use Ivomec monthly for heartworms prevention and alternate with Strongid T
and Safe-Guard!
YIS
BoogiemanBlood
03-08-2007, 07:43 PM
Droncit. It's over the counter & given in 2 separate doses & does the trick quite well. ;)
Ivermectin does NOT get rid of tapeworms. In fact, I don't suggest using Ivermectin as a dewormer anyways due to the larger dosage required has not been evaluated in canines & Ivermectin is known to cause liver/kidney failure when given in large dosages over time.
If you use Ivermectin for heartworm preventative, that's great. But shell out the very few extra bucks it costs for a true dewormer. :)ok mia, i trust your medical knowledge 100% would you please give us an outline of what to worm with and when as a set schedule.
i have just gotten some pyran 50 that i would like to incorporate if it is good to use. i also have ivermectin now.
thanks if you can! :D
14rock
03-09-2007, 06:51 PM
ok mia, i trust your medical knowledge 100% would you please give us an outline of what to worm with and when as a set schedule.
i have just gotten some pyran 50 that i would like to incorporate if it is good to use. i also have ivermectin now.
thanks if you can! :DYou will have to search for it, but I know there have been at least a few people be kind enough to list their entire yard treatment schedules. What they give, how often, when, etc. etc.
miakoda
03-09-2007, 07:01 PM
Starting with a litter of newly born pups, I worm with Strongid T at 2 weeks, 3 weeks, & 4 weeks. I have a fecal done at 6 weeks to make sure the pups are free & clear of not just intestinal worms, but of other intestinal parasites as well.
If they are free & clear, I began giving Panacur on a monthly basis starting at the age of 4 months. If someone is giving Heartguard Plus to their pups/dogs monthly, then the deworming is done through that one tablet.
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