Has anyone tried this as a worm/parasite treatment in dogs or cats?
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i only tried it for fleas. its worthless for fleas. my dog is on comfortis from the vet. great for fleas. his coat is so dense that drops dont even reach the skin.
1040460
I have no knowledge of such usage. I doubt that it would work because this product is rendered ineffective if it is moistened.
235511
Should be safe. nematodes eat the larva in the ground. They shouldn't give your cat worms.
1645817
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.
757127
I have not tried this, but from my research it does not work well if at all. Ticks are too potentially serious to mess with a theory. My advice, stick to something tried and true. The dog would smell nice, but the risks are too great to justify my trying it.
599570
I never saw worms, but my dog was back to her normal weight within a few days. This is not a several treatment product like some are and it was quick
224546
Worm Free Naturally is a natural dewormer for cats, dogs and horses that works mechanically, not chemically, to microscopically abrade the outer coating of parasites, causing dehydration, or loss of body fluid, which is fatal. And because it's not a chemical, but a natural wormer, parasites don't build up an immunity. Rotating wormers becomes unnecessary, saving you time and money. It also contains trace minerals and pro biotics thatare an integral part of a healthy digestive system. Feeding Instructions for Cats, Mix Well With Food Cats 1 teaspoon daily Kittens 1/4 teaspoon daily
1337984
When I gave it to my dogs they pooped in a few hours and I could see the worms that came out of them. My dogs didn't have problems not eating though. That's sounds like it may be a different problem.
517112
My Vet recommended this for my Cat to treat his worms as well as a possible lungworm infection. 1 gram for a 10 pound cat, so you need to adjust the dosage (smaller). For lungworms it is a 10 day treatment period ...not just 3 days for a normal infestation of worms. It needs to be repeated in 3 weeks (another treatment round)
979600
Did you end up buying this to see if it would cure ringworm? I was curious as I wanted to get it for my cat Thunderbeast.
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It works great for cats too. Use an eye dropper or syringe to administer it instead of trying to spray it in the mouth.
144328
I used it for a month and never saw any live parasites. From what I read taking this herbal mix kills them and then you pass them.
871782
It's actually a great question, Brandon. And the Ear Cleanser works wonderfully for cats and kittens. We have several customers who foster rescued cats and kittens and have used the Cleanser to get rid of mites and more. And here's a snippet from a recent reviewer here who got great results with a dog, so tried it on a suffering cat, too: "I also have main coon cat which has horrible ear issues. they were so bad, he would come home with bald spots under his ears from scratching so bad. So I used some on him and wow! I still cant believe how amazing this stuff is! Its cleared my cat right up too!!!!!"Thanks for asking, and do let us know if you have other questions or there's anything else we can help you with. It's actually a great question, Brandon. And the Ear Cleanser works wonderfully for cats and kittens. We have several customers who foster rescued cats and kittens and have used the Cleanser to get rid of mites and more. And here's a snippet from a recent reviewer here who got great results with a dog, so tried it on a suffering cat, too: "I also have main coon cat which has horrible ear issues. they were so bad, he would come home with bald spots under his ears from scratching so bad. So I used some on him and wow! I still cant believe how amazing this stuff is! Its... » Read More It's actually a great question, Brandon. And the Ear Cleanser works wonderfully for cats and kittens. We have several customers who foster rescued cats and kittens and have used the Cleanser to get rid of mites and more. And here's a snippet from a recent reviewer here who got great results with a dog, so tried it on a suffering cat, too: "I also have main coon cat which has horrible ear issues. they were so bad, he would come home with bald spots under his ears from scratching so bad. So I used some on him and wow! I still cant believe how amazing this stuff is! Its cleared my cat right up too!!!!!"Thanks for asking, and do let us know if you have other questions or there's anything else we can help you with. « Show Less
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They do have a formula for cats. I don't have cats, but it has worked on my dogs - I have six!!
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Yes, this product has been extremely effective for my dogs and my friends who use say the same as well. Droncit, Cestex, Drontal, Drontal Plus, Telmintic, and Vercom Paste are highly effective against all the common dog tapeworms. Use them under veterinary guidance.
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I was really pleased with this product. Within 2 weeks it resolved the hair loss issue with my cat. I would recommend. I don't know if your dog's symptoms would be a match for this product. It does have sulfur...so it will smell like eggs. You have to keep trying until you find what works for your pet. For price I would try. Best of luck. Thanks!
517111
Fenbendazole (Panacur) is usable in felines. I don't know about the FDA approval and dosage should be according to the cats weight.
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I wouldn't use it on any of those things. It was described as "hospital grade concentrate." The main reason I got it was to disinfect (and also as an anti-fungal) the walls, floors, floorboards and anything in the apartment that could contain ringworm. We were trying to get rid of ring worm for 2 cats. We used completely different and separate products altogether to actually treat clothing, fabrics/carpet/sofa's, and the cats themselves.