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01-02-2009, 05:26 PM
Originally Posted by Moonstone 
Yep,he is mostly Ute, with a bit of GSD. Ah, thanks for that, never knew that some N.I had reacted badly to it.
Will look into Panacur, thanks xx
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01-02-2009, 05:29 PM
Originally Posted by CheekyChihuahua
I hope that they do Panacur in tablet form. Otherwise, I think Panacur will work out very expensive for you.
I think it works out roughly 1 graduation per kilo. For mine not too bad, as the most I have to give is 3 graduations but for a large breed, well, I expect you'd have to use several syringes!
Maybe they do make Panacur in tablets but, if they do, I have never seen it. I mainly buy online and I pay about £5 per syringe of paste. From the Vet it's about £7 odd, I think.
I use Drontal for most of mine, even the new pups have drontal in liquid form and have had no problems. Just that two of mine vomit them straight back up, strange that
Must have some sort of allergy to Drontal, I suppose
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that is awful
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01-02-2009, 06:15 PM
Originally Posted by CheekyChihuahua
I hope that they do Panacur in tablet form. Otherwise, I think Panacur will work out very expensive for you.
I think it works out roughly 1 graduation per kilo. For mine not too bad, as the most I have to give is 3 graduations but for a large breed, well, I expect you'd have to use several syringes!
Maybe they do make Panacur in tablets but, if they do, I have never seen it. I mainly buy online and I pay about £5 per syringe of paste. From the Vet it's about £7 odd, I think.
I use Drontal for most of mine, even the new pups have drontal in liquid form and have had no problems. Just that two of mine vomit them straight back up, strange that
Must have some sort of allergy to Drontal, I suppose
http://www.vetuk.co.uk/index.php?mai...roducts_id=174
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01-02-2009, 08:03 PM
Originally Posted by mishflynn
id just use drontal if i was you, i suppose we will never know exactly what is in the Utes, & therefore cannot know sensitivity to drugs
That's true , I will do some research into different worming treatments, but Drontal does seem the safest.
He isn't himself at all, very quiet still, has had one lot of runs, so I am going to take him to the vets in the morning, and I will sleep downstairs with him tonight to keep an eye on him.
Thanks very much to you all for your help xxxx
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01-02-2009, 09:38 PM
I used mibblemax once at twice the dosage for supected mites under veterinary guidance and was warned to watch him as a lot of herding breeds have a bad reaction to mibblemx it as been known to induce seizures and is supposed to be worse with collies and collie crosses
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