[collinsal1]

I have looked at the local farmer's supply and they don't have the cattle/horse version of safe-guard in liquid form. They do have one for goats. It says all the same things on the bottle, as on the cattle/horse paste. Just wondering if it could be used insted of the cattle/ horse version? Anyone's help is appreciated

 

[oldhounddog]

I have looked at the local farmer's supply and they don't have the cattle/horse version of safe-guard in liquid form. They do have one for goats. It says all the same things on the bottle, as on the cattle/horse paste. Just wondering if it could be used insted of the cattle/ horse version? Anyone's help is appreciated

collinsal1 ,
The information you are looking for in in the Beagle health section, below is where it it located, you may have to cut and paste it to your browser...

http://www.beaglesunlimited.com/health/canine-intestinal-worms-and-inexpensive-treatment

The key is to use the correct dose for your dogs weight. Just pay attention to the amount of active ingredient per ml and dose as per dogs weight.
I think you will find the info you need in the Beagle Health info article above just scroll down to the part that talks the safe-guard and generics.

If you need more info please post back.

Hope this helps , oldhounddog

 

[oldhounddog]

I have looked at the local farmer's supply and they don't have the cattle/horse version of safe-guard in liquid form. They do have one for goats. It says all the same things on the bottle, as on the cattle/horse paste. Just wondering if it could be used insted of the cattle/ horse version? Anyone's help is appreciated

The 10% strength liquid safe-guard or generic for cattle and goats is what I use. If you need help with finding a source post back or use email to contact and I will be glad to help as I buy a lot of dog care related meds for my 10 hounds.........


oldhounddog