All wormers need to be repeated.See I didn't know that I would need to dose them with that twice. I just knew what i said earlier, thanks for the advice though.
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All wormers need to be repeated.See I didn't know that I would need to dose them with that twice. I just knew what i said earlier, thanks for the advice though.
OK great...I was just making sure because I saw you saying you weren't familiar with wormers on another thread.I understand that. Of course when I look for the dewormer, i will be looking for the active ingredient, I just used the brand names for the sake of convenience.
Yeah, I've learned a bit from this forum from everyone I've talked to. But this is my first time using them.OK great...I was just making sure because I saw you saying you weren't familiar with wormers on another thread.
That's because I could only find one reference, and that reference mentioned a specific tapeworm, not all tapeworms. Use a product with praziquantel if you want to treat all species of tapes.So what should I be doing? You didn't say anything about tapeworms.
How often should I use them after the initial treatment? What should my treatment plan be?All wormers need to be repeated.
Okay thanks.That's because I could only find one reference, and that reference mentioned a specific tapeworm, not all tapeworms. Use a product with praziquantel if you want to treat all species of tapes.
If you use the praziquantel paste, repeat in 10-14 days.Okay thanks.
It depends on what worm you are treating for.How often should I use them after the initial treatment?
Okay, well I'll let you know when I buy it.I'm sorry for the confusion but it is not a simple answer since there are so many variables.
IE The type of worm and the type of med.
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