Will this treat heartworms?
850922
You need ivermectin for heartworms. You can purchase ivermectin for livestock online to treat canine heartworms or as a preventative. Do a little research and you can find the right dose for your dog's weight.
850923
No, you need to go to a vet. If a dog has heartworms and you treat him, it can kill him. It works great for everything else. Our dog is very healthy.
614818
I know it killed everything(bug) I used it on. spiders, flies, bed bugs, flees, ticks, centipedes. so I would have to say yes it will work. it is harmless to pets and people. you can actually sprinkle in pet food.
467220
I see other people have answered this, but of course not. It's for heartworm.
1242946
No. It is advertised only as a topical treatment for ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, biting flies and lice.
514241
Yes it is, although the stuff my vet currently uses has one additional ingredient to kill more types of worms. Still a good product, especially if your pets are primarily indoor and not exposed to many varieties of parasites.
315329
If you know your cat has a parasite load, I would use it once a day for 7-10 days, then repeat after say a month.You should not need to repeat if your cat never goes outdoors. If you have more than one cat, all should be treated. I think I have the phone number for the person who sells this product. I will try to find it and you can check with them for sure. The wormer is natural and made from diatomaceous earth. No harsh chems.
109800
I wouldn't think it does. You need a topical medication for that. this is a dewormer.
2096064
As ringworm is easily treated with ab antifungal, this should work fine. Follow directions on bottle. I also bought a spray that treats fungus and bacteria as my dogs spend a lot of time outdoors in daytime depending on weather. Hope this will take care of your problem.
2190933
No. It's a fungicide that kills fungal diseases like molds and blights. Doesn't kill bugs or worms.
1645819
I can't really advise you since I haven't tried it on a dog, but i would look it up on forums. Try "Does Ivermectin Paste Dewormer work for dogs"
1615166
It will get rid of all those nasty pests. These are things that are to be taken regularly. But if I was you, I would seek the advice of a professional like; a doctor with an MD or PHD or something of that nature. In all actuality the certified, educated doctors can prescribe you the good stuff!! If you're like me and prefer, or are more convenient, to use these all natural remedies then I would look for something that is specifically designed to get rid of hookworms.
1980130
Not sure. It's says it is 100% pure and natural. It is non-toxic to humans birds earthworms in animals. I believe it's more of a disease fighter and insect killer. The company is Organic Dews in India.website is WWW.organicdewscom. Can't hurt to try. Let me know if it does. DIRT DOCTOR website might have suggestions.
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I am back to answer this question I looked no the bottle and it says that it would be good for bag worms,qborers,beetles,caterpillers,codling moth,gyps moth, Japanese beetle,loopers,leafminers,spider mites, tent caterpillars.trip and more.Can be used on fruit, vegetable, beries, citrus, grapes, nuts and ornamentals
144329
Bear in mind this is a natural product. The pills are based on Hilda Clarke's deworming regimen (a German naturopath who had unconventional views on medicine). I don't recall what she says about the effectiveness of this regimen, but if I had to guess, it has some worm killing effect on the adults, but probably stunts or stops their growth more.
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This is more for heartworms...although it may help with other type worms...our vet suggested every 6 months to use a wormer called fenbendazole ...you can search on Amazon for it...Panacur is a brand name for it but you can probably find it under a generic brand as well...you will use it for 3 days...that way you will get any other worms that the ivomec doesn't ....just don't do the fenbendazole on same days you ivomec... I squirt the ivomec on piece of bread with crust removed ...then make the bread into a ball making sure the ivomec stays inside bread...wrap piece of Bacon or lunchmeat around bread ball and they will scarf it right down...that way you know they're getting it all...hope this helps
327342
Yes. It is one of the active ingredients in most heartworm preventatives. You should consult a book or vet for dosing.Word of warning, do not give to white footed herding dogs. Overdoses can cause seizures in this genetic line.
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Yes, just use the pound measurement on the package to give them the right amount. This is also used for Guinee Pig mites. Actually, it is the same medicine that doctors prscribe in pill form to humans for scabies and other parasites. It can be applied on the skin behind the ears for guinee pigs too, but orally for dogs. Just make sure you look up the amount per 100 lbs on the package, the syringe is marked in sections for easy dispensing by weight.