panacure 10%

[downsouth 7,151]

Was at my local hunt kennels last week with my mate whos the huntsman there and noticed a big bottle of this in the feed room.When i asked him about it he said he uses it to worm the hounds.Can anybody tell me if this is effective against worms in dogs.

[ArchieHood 3,692]

As it is a dog and cat wormer,I think the answer could possibly be yes

[downsouth 7,151]

As it is a dog and cat wormer,I think the answer could possibly be yes

If you read the heading you would have noticed it said panacure 10% for cattle/sheep smartarse.

[ladyp 12]

Was at my local hunt kennels last week with my mate whos the huntsman there and noticed a big bottle of this in the feed room.When i asked him about it he said he uses it to worm the hounds.Can anybody tell me if this is effective against worms in dogs.

Yes,used it for years when I worked for a farming outlet.

Much cheaper to buy this way.

[ArchieHood 3,692]

As it is a dog and cat wormer,I think the answer could possibly be yes

If you read the heading you would have noticed it said panacure 10% for cattle/sheep smartarse.

And if you'd read the label correctly it would have said Panacur 10% Suspension for cattle and sheep which is completely differant to Panacar 10% for dogs smarterarse

[downsouth 7,151]

1 yes 1 no anybody else

[downsouth 7,151]

As it is a dog and cat wormer,I think the answer could possibly be yes

If you read the heading you would have noticed it said panacure 10% for cattle/sheep smartarse.

And if you'd read the label correctly it would have said Panacur 10% Suspension for cattle and sheep which is completely differant to Panacar 10% for dogs smarterarse

So what is the differece

[ArchieHood 3,692]

As it is a dog and cat wormer,I think the answer could possibly be yes

If you read the heading you would have noticed it said panacure 10% for cattle/sheep smartarse.

And if you'd read the label correctly it would have said Panacur 10% Suspension for cattle and sheep which is completely differant to Panacar 10% for dogs smarterarse

So what is the differece

The wormers contain fenbendazole ,for cattle and sheep the concentrate is higher so could cause major problems to dogs if you dont get the dosage correct.

[samba 534]

PROBERLY IS A DIFFERENCE BUT ALSO HAVE USED CATTLE/SHEEP

WORMER ON THE DOGS WORKS FOR ME

[downsouth 7,151]

As it is a dog and cat wormer,I think the answer could possibly be yes

If you read the heading you would have noticed it said panacure 10% for cattle/sheep smartarse.

And if you'd read the label correctly it would have said Panacur 10% Suspension for cattle and sheep which is completely differant to Panacar 10% for dogs smarterarse

So what is the differece

The wormers contain fenbendazole ,for cattle and sheep the concentrate is higher so could cause major problems to dogs if you dont get the dosage correct.

Thankyou,thats what i was after an answer with a reason behind it .So if i was to get the dosage right it would be effective against canine worms.

[danw 1,748]

My vet recommended panacur 10% sheep and cattle wormer the dose is 1ml per kg 2-4 times per year

[tote 854]

Was at my local hunt kennels last week with my mate whos the huntsman there and noticed a big bottle of this in the feed room.When i asked him about it he said he uses it to worm the hounds.Can anybody tell me if this is effective against worms in dogs.

 

I have used it in the past mate and it does the job.

 

As has already been said the dosage is 1ml per kg.

[danw 1,748]

Another thing my vet recommend's is COOPERS POUR ON it is a agricultural version of frontline costs £40 for 250ml but that is 100 doses so lasts forever and my dogs don't get ticks or flea at all using it

[culltheweak 979]

after reading edrd january edition pannicur also cures Lugworm which drontal dosent after i have been usin drontal for years ? ? ?

[Annmarie09 5]

It won't be licensed for use in dogs so if anything goes wrong you have no comeback against the company who makes it. I have agreed to a product licensed for use in cattle to cure earmites in my cats before, but only on the advice of a vet. I wouldn't take the chance otherwise just to save a couple of quid. Obviously the kennels with loads of hounds are making a considerable saving, but do you have enough dogs to make it worth it?