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Panacur granules contain the popular worming agent Fenbendazole in a convenient granular form for adding to food. Virtually tasteless, they can be mixed with a small treat, or just into the normal food. Effective against the major tapeworm and roundworm species including Toxocara (which can cause problems if accidentally transmitted to humans), Panacur Granules are mild and kind to pets but lethal to worms!
Routine Worming For Adult Cats & Dogs - One Single Dose
Sachets can be combined for dosing dogs over 10kg.
e.g for a 35kg dog:
Specific treatment of lungworm:
For treatment of lungworm in dogs administer 50mg fenbendazole (half the normal dose) per day for 7 consecutive days. For treatment of lungworm in cats administer 50mg fenbendazole (half the normal dose) per day for 3 consecutive days. See below for the correct dosage for your animal.
e.g for a 35kg dog:
Weaned Puppies & Kittens over 2.2kg & under 6 months: 3 Consecutive Daily Doses
e.g for a 17kg puppy:
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Great wormer does excatly what it's meant to
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Dissolves easily
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I’m very grateful to have a product that works and that my cat will take
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I have always used this product for cats as they wont eat a worming tablet, so I just mix this in their food and they eat it all not even aware that the panacur granules is in the food..far easier. less hassle,less stress for the cats .
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Panacur Wormer Granules for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
julie
How often do an adult dog of 36kg need this treatment? she refuses to take tablets so these are much easier.
It is usually recommended to worm every 3 months. However recent research suggests that dogs prone to scavenging or who are around young, elderly or immunocompromised individuals should be wormed monthly.
It is worth noting this will only cover roundworms. If you wish to cover tapeworms then only tabletable wormers will do this, like TermaWorm. You can crush TermaWorm into wet or very palatable food if this is easier.
Jess
My puppy weighs 4.2kg, will 3 x 1g sachets be enough seeing as she's just over the 4kg weight limit? Thanks
If your puppy is under 6 months old then they will need the 50mg/kg daily for 3 days doseage. At 4.2kg you should give the 1g (yellow) sachets as these treat 2.2-4.4kg at this dose rate.
You may find it easier if your pup is over 6 weeks old to use TermaWorm instead. This is tablet per 10kg as a one off dose rather than a 3 day course. Your 4kg dog will need 1/2 a tablet.
Sandy Crane
Hi. What dose granules would I need for my 2 year old dog who is 5.3 kg please. Many thanks
Your 5.3kg dog for an adult worming dose will need 1 x Panacur 4.5g (red) sachet as per the datasheet. You can also use 1 x Panacur 1g (yellow) sachet and 1 x Pancur 1.8g (blue) sachet together to more accurately make the dose required, however either option is suitable
I Evans
I have given stronghold to my cat and wondered if it's okay to give panacur as well? I know he has tapeworm as I found a larvae on his tail. The stronghold treats some of the worms panacur years but not tapeworm. I just didn't want to double up on his dose by giving both.
Panacur and Stronghold can be used together however neither will cover tapeworm. I recommend using a tapewormer alongside Stronghold for this, such as Droncit Spot On.
Mrs A
I’m looking to treat my cat for lung worm but am confused about the dosage?
Do I get yellow sachets and split them over three days? Or do I give her a whole sachet overthrew days? or do I get the larger size and split that over three days??
Help! 🙈😂
The datasheet for this product states 'For the control of lungworm Aelurostrongylus abstrusus in cats
administer 50mg fenbendazole per 1kg (2.2 lb) body weight daily for 3
consecutive days.'
This means your cat will need 1 x Panacur 1g (yellow) sachet once daily for 3 consecutive days. You will need to buy a total of 3 sachets as you will be giving 1 sachet daily.
The sachets should not be split as it can be hard to ensure the correct dose is given, the granules contain the active ingredient but also preservative/excipient and it may be an under or overdose is given when splitting a sachet.
Claire
If you wanted to treat routinely and for Lungworm do you do the dosage for routine worming and then after that do the dosage recommended for Lungworm or would that result in overdose? Also the Lungworm section says dogs and there is not a section for puppies, is it the same for puppies under 6 months? Eg mine is 3 months and weighs 10kg.
Panacur can be used to treat domestic dogs infected with lungworm
Oslerus (Filaroides) osleri. This is NOT the most common cause of
lungworm disease in dogs though, which is caused by Angiostrongylus
Vasorum. If you wish to prevent Canine lungworm then you will need to
use a prescription wormer containing either moxidectin or milbeycin.
The 7 day Osleri lungworm dose as described in the datasheet will also treat roundworms at at the same time. You do not need to worm at the adult doseage beforehand.
Claire Leitch
I have two orphaned kittens approx 3 weeks old. Still being bottle fed. Can the Granules be mixed in Kitten Milk?
The granules should only be used on kittens/puppies that have been weaned. I recommend using the Panacur Liquid Wormer for your kittens that are still nursing. I do not advise mixing this with the milk as it could lead to milk aversion, it should be syringed directly into the mouth. The amount required should be small so this will be safe and relatively easy to do.
Safe for lactating cats?
I have a cat with three kittens (10 days old) it panacur safe to give the mum cat please. She weighs around 3.5kg, is a stable cat, and this is her first time indoors and has never been treated for worms before. Thank you.
Deborah Brady
I have purchased the 4.5G. I have a toy poodle who weights 4kg and is pregnant do I have the dosage correct
100 mg per day over 25 days = 2500 mg which equals a total of 2.5g required
The dose for pregnant dogs as per the datasheet is as follows:
Administer 25mg fenbendazole per 1 kg (2.2 lb) body weight daily from
day 40 of pregnancy continuously to 2 days post-whelping (approximately
25 days).
Your 4kg dog will need 100mg/day at this dose from day 40 of pregnancy onwards until 2 days post whelp, which is roughly 25 days. Yes this equals a total of 2500mg. However you cannot split the sachets easily, each sachet only contains 1/5th fenbendazole and you can't ensure the correct dose is given by dividing the sachets.
Your dog is too light in weight really to give the pregnant dose safely via sachets, I recommend using the Panacur Liquid Wormer instead. This is dosed as 1ml per 4kg for the same time period (see the datasheet). It can also be used to worm the pups which is advised at 2, 5, 8, 10 and 12 weeks of age.
Michelle
What dosage and colour packet to treat worms in my 16 year old dog please?
This depends on the weight of your dog, the dosing tablet for this as per the datasheet is below:
P__ractical dosage recommendations:
| 1 g sachet /dose | Treats 2 kg (4.4lb) body weight as a single dose (1.1 – 2.2 kg) |
|---|---|
| 1.8 g sachet / dose | Treats 4 kg (8.8lb) body weight as a single dose (2.2 – 4.4 kg) |
| 4.5 g sachet /dose | Treats 10 kg (22lb) body weight as a single dose (5 – 10 kg) |
For dogs weighing over 10 kg (22 lbs), additional sachets are required according to the additional body weight.
If you need help with dosing then please let us know by ringing us or emailing at [email protected].
