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I read on here a while ago that some people use strongid paste from the feed store, the kind for horses. If so, what is the dose you use for adult dogs and how often do you give it?
Submitted by JadesK9s on August 8, 2009 - 11:39pm.
I am a degreed vet tech, not claiming to be a vet, but this is what I was taught by a vet and it has worked well. I get the Safeguard (fenbendazole) for horses that is 100mg/g paste. It is for tapes, whips, hooks and rounds. The dosage for dogs is 22.7mg/lb. 1 gram is equal to 1 ml. So if you have a 40 pound dog you would do this calculation 40lb x 22.7mg = 908mg divide by 100mg/g = 9.08mls once a day for three days in a row. I have actually come up with a quick calculation. It will be off by a little but it works well and I have used it for years. I only treat once every six months. My dogs are also on Interceptor and when I treat with Safeguard I treat in the middle of the month since my dogs get Interceptor at the beginning of every month. The quick calculation.... 2 mls per 10 lbs so you would give your 40 lbs dog 8 mls once a day for three days in a row.
Submitted by JadesK9s on August 8, 2009 - 11:39pm.
I am a degreed vet tech, not claiming to be a vet, but this is what I was taught by a vet and it has worked well. I get the Safeguard (fenbendazole) for horses that is 100mg/g paste. It is for tapes, whips, hooks and rounds. The dosage for dogs is 22.7mg/lb. 1 gram is equal to 1 ml. So if you have a 40 pound dog you would do this calculation 40lb x 22.7mg = 908mg divide by 100mg/g = 9.08mls once a day for three days in a row. I have actually come up with a quick calculation. It will be off by a little but it works well and I have used it for years. I only treat once every six months. My dogs are also on Interceptor and when I treat with Safeguard I treat in the middle of the month since my dogs get Interceptor at the beginning of every month. The quick calculation.... 2 mls per 10 lbs so you would give your 40 lbs dog 8 mls once a day for three days in a row.
Submitted by AmyandSophia on August 7, 2009 - 9:38am.
I worm my horses with Strongid paste a couple times a year. I had heard it was a much, much stronger dosage than you would want to try worming a dog with though (even small amounts). I am interested in the response you get. I bet someone out there knows!
Submitted by AmyandSophia on August 7, 2009 - 9:38am.
I worm my horses with Strongid paste a couple times a year. I had heard it was a much, much stronger dosage than you would want to try worming a dog with though (even small amounts). I am interested in the response you get. I bet someone out there knows!
Submitted by Ela1ne (not verified) on August 7, 2009 - 9:04pm.
I would never give worming medication to a dog unless I knew for certain that he/she had worms, and then of course, one needs to know what type(s). Indiscriminate frequent worming can irritate the GI tract and dibilitate an already compromised animal. Unless you allow your dog to roam around the public park unleased (out of immediate sight) scarfing up whatever he can find, its unlikely your dog will contract worms beyond the puppy stage, and even then many pups don't need to be wormed at all. If your multi-dog household routinely comes up with worms, they must be in the soil of your yard...in which case I'd treat the yard rather than just treating the dogs.
Submitted by Ela1ne (not verified) on August 7, 2009 - 9:04pm.
I would never give worming medication to a dog unless I knew for certain that he/she had worms, and then of course, one needs to know what type(s). Indiscriminate frequent worming can irritate the GI tract and dibilitate an already compromised animal. Unless you allow your dog to roam around the public park unleased (out of immediate sight) scarfing up whatever he can find, its unlikely your dog will contract worms beyond the puppy stage, and even then many pups don't need to be wormed at all. If your multi-dog household routinely comes up with worms, they must be in the soil of your yard...in which case I'd treat the yard rather than just treating the dogs.
Submitted by thunderstruckbulldog on August 7, 2009 - 6:28pm.
take him to the vet and have a fecal run just to make sure. The horse wormer will work but you have to know what kind of worms before you start dosing out wormer. Also some horse wormer has the ivermectin and if you are already using heartworm meds you don't want to double up on the dosage of ivermectin. Be careful. L
Submitted by thunderstruckbulldog on August 7, 2009 - 6:28pm.
take him to the vet and have a fecal run just to make sure. The horse wormer will work but you have to know what kind of worms before you start dosing out wormer. Also some horse wormer has the ivermectin and if you are already using heartworm meds you don't want to double up on the dosage of ivermectin. Be careful. L
Submitted by AmyandSophia on August 7, 2009 - 1:44pm.
I assumed he meant horse wormer being used to worm dogs as well!! (because I assume everything is horse related!) Nemex is the Pyrantel dog wormer you can purchase at the feed store.
Submitted by AmyandSophia on August 7, 2009 - 1:44pm.
I assumed he meant horse wormer being used to worm dogs as well!! (because I assume everything is horse related!) Nemex is the Pyrantel dog wormer you can purchase at the feed store.
I don't worm my dogs..
I do give heartworm meds monthly though. Roxy had HW when I adopted her.

I had a foster dog who pooped out wiggling spaghetti! It was so gross. He got a dose of Drontal. I did worm the foster pups, but I never saw worms.
I don't worm my dogs..
I do give heartworm meds monthly though. Roxy had HW when I adopted her.

I had a foster dog who pooped out wiggling spaghetti! It was so gross. He got a dose of Drontal. I did worm the foster pups, but I never saw worms.
Safeguard (fenbendazole)
I am a degreed vet tech, not claiming to be a vet, but this is what I was taught by a vet and it has worked well. I get the Safeguard (fenbendazole) for horses that is 100mg/g paste. It is for tapes, whips, hooks and rounds. The dosage for dogs is 22.7mg/lb. 1 gram is equal to 1 ml. So if you have a 40 pound dog you would do this calculation 40lb x 22.7mg = 908mg divide by 100mg/g = 9.08mls once a day for three days in a row. I have actually come up with a quick calculation. It will be off by a little but it works well and I have used it for years. I only treat once every six months. My dogs are also on Interceptor and when I treat with Safeguard I treat in the middle of the month since my dogs get Interceptor at the beginning of every month. The quick calculation.... 2 mls per 10 lbs so you would give your 40 lbs dog 8 mls once a day for three days in a row.
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Hope this helps,
Dee
Safeguard (fenbendazole)
I am a degreed vet tech, not claiming to be a vet, but this is what I was taught by a vet and it has worked well. I get the Safeguard (fenbendazole) for horses that is 100mg/g paste. It is for tapes, whips, hooks and rounds. The dosage for dogs is 22.7mg/lb. 1 gram is equal to 1 ml. So if you have a 40 pound dog you would do this calculation 40lb x 22.7mg = 908mg divide by 100mg/g = 9.08mls once a day for three days in a row. I have actually come up with a quick calculation. It will be off by a little but it works well and I have used it for years. I only treat once every six months. My dogs are also on Interceptor and when I treat with Safeguard I treat in the middle of the month since my dogs get Interceptor at the beginning of every month. The quick calculation.... 2 mls per 10 lbs so you would give your 40 lbs dog 8 mls once a day for three days in a row.
![[linked image]](http://jadesk9s.startlogic.com/jadesk9s/jlogo.jpg)
Hope this helps,
Dee
I am interested to hear this, too.
I worm my horses with Strongid paste a couple times a year. I had heard it was a much, much stronger dosage than you would want to try worming a dog with though (even small amounts). I am interested in the response you get. I bet someone out there knows!
Amy, Sophia and Isabella
I am interested to hear this, too.
I worm my horses with Strongid paste a couple times a year. I had heard it was a much, much stronger dosage than you would want to try worming a dog with though (even small amounts). I am interested in the response you get. I bet someone out there knows!
Amy, Sophia and Isabella
Agree entirely!
I would never give worming medication to a dog unless I knew for certain that he/she had worms, and then of course, one needs to know what type(s). Indiscriminate frequent worming can irritate the GI tract and dibilitate an already compromised animal. Unless you allow your dog to roam around the public park unleased (out of immediate sight) scarfing up whatever he can find, its unlikely your dog will contract worms beyond the puppy stage, and even then many pups don't need to be wormed at all. If your multi-dog household routinely comes up with worms, they must be in the soil of your yard...in which case I'd treat the yard rather than just treating the dogs.
Agree entirely!
I would never give worming medication to a dog unless I knew for certain that he/she had worms, and then of course, one needs to know what type(s). Indiscriminate frequent worming can irritate the GI tract and dibilitate an already compromised animal. Unless you allow your dog to roam around the public park unleased (out of immediate sight) scarfing up whatever he can find, its unlikely your dog will contract worms beyond the puppy stage, and even then many pups don't need to be wormed at all. If your multi-dog household routinely comes up with worms, they must be in the soil of your yard...in which case I'd treat the yard rather than just treating the dogs.
if you only have 1 dog
take him to the vet and have a fecal run just to make sure. The horse wormer will work but you have to know what kind of worms before you start dosing out wormer. Also some horse wormer has the ivermectin and if you are already using heartworm meds you don't want to double up on the dosage of ivermectin. Be careful.
L
Laura
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if you only have 1 dog
take him to the vet and have a fecal run just to make sure. The horse wormer will work but you have to know what kind of worms before you start dosing out wormer. Also some horse wormer has the ivermectin and if you are already using heartworm meds you don't want to double up on the dosage of ivermectin. Be careful.
L
Laura
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You don't just give worming meds to dogs
unless you are certain they have worms and then you would have to know what kind of worms. That test is done by your vet.
Lynn King CPDT
You don't just give worming meds to dogs
unless you are certain they have worms and then you would have to know what kind of worms. That test is done by your vet.
Lynn King CPDT
Yes, Pyrantel is sold in feed stores for dogs...
I assumed he meant horse wormer being used to worm dogs as well!! (because I assume everything is horse related!) Nemex is the Pyrantel dog wormer you can purchase at the feed store.
Amy, Sophia and Isabella
Yes, Pyrantel is sold in feed stores for dogs...
I assumed he meant horse wormer being used to worm dogs as well!! (because I assume everything is horse related!) Nemex is the Pyrantel dog wormer you can purchase at the feed store.
Amy, Sophia and Isabella
you can get dog wormer from the feed store
I use pyrantel which is heartgard. I dont do the ivermectin that is also in heartgard plus since we dont have heart worm here.
Vicky,
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you can get dog wormer from the feed store
I use pyrantel which is heartgard. I dont do the ivermectin that is also in heartgard plus since we dont have heart worm here.
Vicky,
Bosco, Bella, Breve' & Holly
www.LangagerBulldogs.com
PHOTOS ARE PROPERTY OF LANGAGER BULLDOGS, YOU MUST HAVE WRITTEN PERMISSION FOR ANY USE OF THESE PHOTOS FROM LANGAGERBULLDOG.
If your dog's on heart worm meds it shouldn't have worms
The monthly heartworm pill is ivermectin. It kills the other kinds of worms too, no need for a wormer.





If your dog's on heart worm meds it shouldn't have worms
The monthly heartworm pill is ivermectin. It kills the other kinds of worms too, no need for a wormer.




