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Puppy Wormer

Discussion in 'Health & Nutrition' started by Bubba, May 2, 2004.

  1. Bubba

    Bubba Top Dog

    What puppy wormer is everyone using???
    We have been using Strongid and its been working fine for us...
    BB
     
  2. gator

    gator Big Dog

    That is a good puppy wormer and has always worked for me.
     
  3. BigTex

    BigTex Pup

    strongid and panacur is best ive found.....i rotate those usually
     
  4. MMK

    MMK Guest

    i have been using that pyrental pyamote and the pyrental paolmote paste that comes in the syringe tube. i give it to all dogs regardless of age every 2 months and vaccinate 2 times a year. it works good for me but if i could find better locally i would buy it. but i just work with what i can get my hands on readily
    MMK
     
  5. BigTex

    BigTex Pup

    panacur is same thing as safeguard cattle wormer....and its suppose to get tape worms too....which strongid dont....and like i said i usually rotate between the too....i WAS giving ivomec and one of those every month.....but didnt see the point in worming them if they werent wormy.....so now i just ivomec every month and do the strongid/panacur thing as needed
     
  6. MMK

    MMK Guest

    could u post a link of were to get strongid at. i would be interested in giving it a try.
    MMK
     
  7. BigTex

    BigTex Pup

    strongid-t = pyrantel pamaote.....the thing i like about strongid compared to most other pyrantel pamaote wormers is its only 1cc for every 10 pounds.....where most are 5cc for every 10 pounds
     

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