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I would appreciate help on what is the correct dosage of Safeguard Panacur 10% paste for a 20 lb dog and a 40 lb. dog? The paste tube comes in 250lb. increments and I was wondering if I could just divide the increment into tenths to administer the paste?

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The paste tube comes in 250lb. increments and I was wondering if I could just divide the increment into tenths to administer the paste?

Hi Jon ,

Welcome back to the forum.

The use of the Horse product on dogs would be something I just do not have enough information to give an accurate answer n dosage .

However , I will try to answer your question. You will need to decide if the information will benefit you.

Our safeguard information here on Beagles Unlimited is 100 mg. (fenbendazole) per 5 pounds of Beagle Dog weight.
Source of info: http://www.beaglesunlimited.com/health/canine-intestinal-worms-and-inexpensive-treatment

So. for a 20 pound dog you would need a dose of 400 mg. (fenbendazole) per day for 3 days. You will need to look at the dispensed amount of active ingredient per increment on the syringe to get close. If what you have is like the Safe guard 10% syringe I looked at , the amount of active ingredient dispensed is aprox 250 mg (fenbendazole) per notch on the plunger after you purge the air. So , my guess would be 2 notches on plunger for a 20 pound dog per day for 3 days , and , 4 notches on plunger for a 40 pound dog per day for 3 days will get you in the ball park of safe dosing.

Please double check for yourself: http://www.drugs.com/vet/safe-guard-equine-dewormer-25-g.html


For the record , I use the liquid safe guard 10% for my 10 rescue dogs.

Hope this helps.
Best , oldhounddog



 

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Hounddog,

I am so very confused about the Safeguard... I need to knock out Giardia in my dog which I have about 30 ranging from 2 pounds to 30 pounds. I want to use the liquid safeguard but when I read 400 MG for a 20 pound dog, I just can't wrap my head around it? I have syringes that have ML on them - So how do I figure out the conversion of MG to ML? Any help would be much appreciated. Lea
 
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