Panacur Worming Granules for Dogs

• Weigh your dog properly before selecting the appropriate pack size for dosage.
• You may need to administer one or combination of sachets that matches the dog's bodyweight.
• The dose needs to be mixed in the pet's food.
• This treatment can be repeated if any natural re-infection with parasitic worms in dogs occur.
• Routine treatment of adult dogs for minimal exposure to infection needs to be done two to four times in a year.
• In case your doggy lives in a kennel, a more frequent treatment needs to be given at an interval of six to eight weeks.
• It is currently available in the pack size of three sachets: 1 gram, 1.8 grams and 4.5 grams of granules.

Dosage and Administration

Practical Dosage Recommendations:

• 1 g sachet / dose treats 4.4 lbs. bodyweight as a single dose (2.4 lbs. - 4.4 lbs.)

• 1.8 g sachet / dose treats 8.8 lbs. bodyweight as a single dose (4.4 lbs. - 8.8 lbs.)

• 4.5 g sachet / dose treats 22 lbs. bodyweight as a single dose (11 lbs. - 22 lbs.)

For dogs weighing over 22 lbs. additional sachets might be required according to the additional bodyweight.

• After administering this treatment wash your hands with soap and water
• Before selecting the appropriate dose weigh your dog for effective results
• Dispose off the used containers and sachets safely
• Do not allow children to get near the product
• Only intended for animal use
• There should be a bare minimum direct contact of the product

Contraindications

No contraindications found

• Easy to administer
• Effective in treating gastrointestinal roundworm infections in weaned puppies
• Effective worming treatment for dogs and puppies
• No need to starve for the dog before dosing
• Protects young puppies from protozoa (Giardia spp.)
• Reduces prenatal infections of Toxocara canis in pregnant dogs and the transfer of roundworms to their pups via the milk
• The treatment can be easily mixed in the dog food
• This treatment is effective in treating dogs infected with lungworm or protozoa Giardia spp.