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Good work! I'm glad they are feeling better too.

I have never heard such a thing....I do not believe this to be true.

:hugs

I would squeeze the paste on a plate or spoon or something then use one of these to suck it up.

@Aerliss This is the dosage for chickens ^^

The vet was probably worried about the label. :confused:

Woot! I'm glad you now now answer. Panacur is good.;);););)

Thank you. I think this is the first I've heard of this med being sold in your area. I was under the impression that is was not available over there.

Yes ma'am. The goat one.Safe-guard Goats by KikisGirls posted Apr 16, 2018 at 6:36 PM

You will probably need the bottle then and not a horse paste.

I noticed this but want to double check:

Can you buy the meds listed here on this website with out a prescription? Just wondering.

:love

Sleep well.

I love math! :lau

@AlleysChicks how many rabbits are you going to want to deworm?

Thank you.

@casportpony did the math for us! :woot

May I ask what you recommended dosing amount is with the Panacur?

Ok maybe I worded it wrong. One tube of paste is cheaper than one bottle, if you only need to use just a little.