Panacur 250mg 10 tablets | antiparasitic for dogs and cats

Panacur 250 mg is a box of 10 tablets of 250 mg fenbendazole, an oral antiparasitic for dogs that acts against roundworms and tapeworms. It is the lowest concentration in the canine tablet range.

What is it for

It treats nematodiasis and taeniasis caused by Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina, Ancylostoma caninum, Uncinaria stenocephala, Trichuris vulpis and Taenia spp. It is also used in pregnant dogs to prevent the transmission of Toxocara canis and Ancylostoma caninum to puppies before and after giving birth.

How it is used

The manufacturer outlines guidelines of one, three, or five daily feedings depending on the case, and a specific guideline for pregnant dogs, from day 40 of gestation until two days after delivery. Exact amounts depend on weight and are specified in the package insert.

For what animals

Dogs. If there are several dogs in the house, they are all treated at the same time and the areas where they defecate are cleaned.

The manufacturer presents Panacur as an antiparasitic and anthelmintic for dogs and cats; this 250 mg presentation is described for dogs.

Composition and presentation

• Active ingredient: fenbendazole, 250 mg per tablet.
• Box of 10 tablets.
• They are given whole, chopped, mixed with food or dissolved in water.
• No waiting time or special storage conditions.

Precautions

In heavily infested dogs, mild diarrhea may occur after treatment. Wash your hands after handling the tablets. Consult your veterinarian for a deworming schedule.

FAQ

What is the difference between the 250 mg and 500 mg versions?

The fenbendazole content per tablet. The parasites covered and the guidelines described are the same, so the 250 mg tablet is better suited for smaller dogs and the 500 mg tablet for larger dogs.

Can it be given to a pregnant dog?

Yes, following the specific guidelines outlined by the manufacturer, from day 40 of gestation until 2 days after birth. This protects puppies against Toxocara canis and Ancylostoma caninum.

What do I do if the dog doesn't eat the pill?

It can be crushed and mixed with food or dissolved in water. It can also be given whole or chopped, depending on what the animal tolerates best.

How many days does the treatment last?

It depends on the case: the manufacturer specifies guidelines for one, three, or five doses per day. The number of tablets is calculated based on the dog's weight, which should be measured just before starting treatment.

Does it have interactions with other products?

The manufacturer does not describe interactions with other products.

Do you have to wash your hands after giving it to someone?

Yes, the manufacturer recommends washing your hands after handling the tablets.