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[ShrekDawg]

I just finished treating all my ducks, chickens and geese with valbazen for SUSPECTED. tape worms. LO and behold, I am seeing much healthier looking poops from everyone.
My dog runs around the yard sometimes goes in the geese area sometimes goes in the duck and chicken area and I know she’s been eating poops for years really been seeing what looks like pieces of rice in my dog poop soooooooo since I already have the Val and treated everyone else with it. They all seem better. I’m doing my dog too.
yesterday morning I gave her a ML because she weighs 80 pounds and I’m ready to give her another eight for breakfast today. I’m hoping someone here has experience with giving valent to dogs. I’m not looking for other deworming treatments. I’ve already started this one and I don’t have cash to buy any others at least not for today hoping for money to come to me soon.

Oh okay that’s understandable. But for future reference, they do have tapeworm dewormers on Chewy, Amazon, etc. that are one dose and you’re done.

 

[Jenbirdee]

My vet has never recommended Valbazen for my dogs, but SafeGuard is fine to use. You can buy SafeGuard (fenbendazole) in many forms, including the dog wormer, the horse paste, and liquid goat wormer.

i have safeguard here too I used it on everyone last year, but it doesn’t kill tapeworms.

 

[Nym]

Some of these home remedies might also be worth a look at, for future, ongoing treatments.

duckduck search results

 

[BackroadGirl57]

My vet has never recommended Valbazen for my dogs, but SafeGuard is fine to use. You can buy SafeGuard (fenbendazole) in many forms, including the dog wormer, the horse paste, and liquid goat wormer.

That is what i've always used, here it's like 14 dollars for 3 doses which is all you need

 

[Jenbirdee]

That is what i've always used, here it's like 14 dollars for 3 doses which is all you need

This is what throws me, the chickenchick page about deworming says safeguard doesnt treat TAPEworms , but Valbazen does https://the-chicken-chick.com/control-treatment-of-worms-in-chickens/

 

[BackroadGirl57]

This is what throws me, the chickenchick page about deworming says safeguard doesnt treat TAPEworms , but Valbazen does https://the-chicken-chick.com/control-treatment-of-worms-in-chickens/

Huh... Either my animals never had tapeworms or it does kill them, and I read on several sites it does

and the price above was for large breed dogs, smaller doses like id say for chickens would be aound 7dollars here

 

[Jenbirdee]

well i went with the advice on this site
https://www.rabbitdogs.net/threads/valbazen-dosage.4267/
I did 2 days in a row of 1 ml per 10 lb of dog
and will retreat in 21 days
she is fine so far