Dog Wormers
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My dog throws up most of the worming stuff I've tried in the past and have had to use some horrible liquid stuff she tries to eat around!
However I recently tried Drontal Dog Tasty Bones and she seems to get on fine with them.
Apparently "Kills all types of intestinal worms commonly found in UK dogs – including roundworms, whipworms, hookworms and tapeworms" so should do the trick and I also use Advocate for fleas etc.. as that covers a huge range of other nasties as well.
However I recently tried Drontal Dog Tasty Bones and she seems to get on fine with them.
Apparently "Kills all types of intestinal worms commonly found in UK dogs – including roundworms, whipworms, hookworms and tapeworms" so should do the trick and I also use Advocate for fleas etc.. as that covers a huge range of other nasties as well.
Best stuff out there is using Nexgard spectra every month for fleas, ticks and most worms then worming with droncit not dronTAL every 3 months for tapeworms.
Panacur granules mixed with minced tripe. Gone in seconds.
Very few true adverse reactions. Drontal often used to make dogs sick, but less so in the new format. Your worming depends on your dog's habits. If an adult and fed on kibble or canned, there's probaby no need, unless you are in a high lungworm area. IF it's an active hunter and you have kids, then 3 monthly dosing with panacur or any of the good vet based wormers. Don't buy the cheap crap in the supermarket
Drontal gives one of my dogs severe stomach cramps, has done since she was a puppy and we started her on Drontal puppy suspension. A vet suggested Panacur as we had tries other wormers that had the same effect. Panacur granules mixed into minced tripe and we have never looked back, both dogs really easy to worm now and no adverse reactions.
tonyshooter
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Drontal Plus every 3 months on 2 x ESS with no problems.
I also give Nexgard Spectra monthly.
I also give Nexgard Spectra monthly.
I ran out of dog food one evening and cooked up some crushed barley with milk and bovril/marmite(can't remember which). The next morning the floor had roundworms all over the place. I think it was the roughage/fibre that did it, a bit like foxes pass roundworms in late summer along with plum stones.
jimmy milnes
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Both GSP's are on Milbemax, they'll take them straight from my hand without hesitation and I believe they're good for every form of worm going including heartworm.
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J.kerslake
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Is the panacur liquid that people are talking about the same stuff you might give to pigs and poultry…asking for a friend 
huntwithhounds
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I use drontal and give the dogs dried rabbit ears which is suppose to clear the gut of worms also
Turnips
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Is the panacur liquid that people are talking about the same stuff you might give to pigs and poultry…asking for a friend
It's all Fenbendazole. No way any professional is going to tell you to use a product which isn't licensed on dogs, on dogs. I have sheep wormers on the shelf too, but I use dog wormers for my dogs. £130 replacement for a dead ewe, £1000+ for a dead dog. Your call at the end of the day but I keep my rifles, boots and gear in good nick and that includes my dogs.
stevestalker
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I give my dog a dried rabbits ear every couple of weeks something about the fur brings out the round worms.
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Bo Diddley
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If it says Panacur on the bottle it probably isIs the panacur liquid that people are talking about the same stuff you might give to pigs and poultry…asking for a friend
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