Panacur Dosage For Dogs: Uses, Benefits & Side Effects

The veterinarian recommended Panacur® dosage for dogs to treat intestinal parasites is 50 mg/kg (22.7 mg/lb). For Panacur liquid, 10%, the dosage is 1 ml/kg. However, the medication dosage can be adjusted, either increased or decreased, based on your pet’s age and condition.

As responsible pet owners, ensuring the health and well-being of our furry companions is paramount. When addressing intestinal parasites in dogs, Panacur is a trusted name in veterinary medicine.

However, determining the correct dosage for your dog can be a crucial yet daunting task. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into Panacur dosage for dogs, unraveling the complexities and offering clarity to ensure your canine companion receives the appropriate treatment for a healthy, parasite-free life.

What Is Panacur® For Dogs?

Panacur® for dogs is a medication used to treat various intestinal parasites, including roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and certain tapeworms.

It contains the active ingredient fenbendazole, which disrupts these parasites’ metabolism, ultimately leading to their elimination from the dog’s body. Panacur® is available in different formulations, such as granules, paste, and tablets, making it convenient for dog owners to administer to their pets.

It’s commonly prescribed by veterinarians and is considered safe and effective when used as directed.

Panacur Dosage For Dogs

The dosage of Panacur (fenbendazole) for dogs varies depending on the weight of the dog and the condition being treated.

For Adult Dogs:

• Panacur Liquid: 1ml per kg of bodyweight for routine intestinal parasite treatment.
• Panacur Paste: 1 syringe graduation per 0.5kg of bodyweight.
• Panacur Granules: 1g Panacur-C packet per 10 lbs (4kg) of bodyweight.

For Puppies:

• Panacur Liquid: 0.5ml per kg each day for 3 consecutive days at 2, 5, 8, and 12 weeks of age.
• Panacur Paste: 1 syringe graduation per kg of bodyweight each day for 3 consecutive days.

Pregnant Dogs:

• Panacur Liquid: 1ml per 4kg of bodyweight of the pregnant bitch from day 40 of pregnancy to 2 days post-whelping.
• Panacur Paste: Not recommended.
• Panacur Granules: 50 mg/kg (22.7 mg/lb).

For Giardia and severe clinical worm infestations:

• 1ml per 2kg of bodyweight for 3 consecutive days.

For Lungworm in dogs:

• 1ml per 2kg of bodyweight for 7 consecutive days.

Panacur® Dosage Chart For Dogs

Certainly! Here’s a dosage chart for Panacur (fenbendazole) for dogs:

Dog Type	Panacur Form	Dosage	Administration	Duration of Treatment
Adult Dogs	Liquid	1 ml per kg of body weight	Orally	Varies
	Paste	1 syringe graduation per 0.5 kg	Orally	Varies
	Granules	1 g Panacur-C packet per 10 lbs	Orally	Varies
Puppies	Liquid	0.5 ml per kg daily for 3 days	Orally, at 2, 5, 8, and 12 weeks of age	3 consecutive days each time
	Paste	1 syringe graduation per kg daily	Orally	3 consecutive days each time
Pregnant Dogs	Liquid	1 ml per 4 kg from day 40 of pregnancy to 2 days post-whelping	Orally	Day 40 of pregnancy to 2 days post-whelping
	Granules	50 mg/kg (22.7 mg/lb)	Orally	Varies
Giardia, severe worm infestations	Liquid	1 ml per 2 kg for 3 consecutive days	Orally	3 consecutive days
Lungworm	Liquid	1 ml per 2 kg for 7 consecutive days	Orally	7 consecutive days

The above Panacur® fenbendazole chart for felines by weight is provided for educational purposes only and should not substitute for veterinary advice. Always start with the minimum dose for you feline until your vet prescribes an increase in dosage.

Panacur-C 1g, 2g, 4g Packets Dosage Chart For Dogs

Dog Weight (kg)	Dog Weight (lbs)	Daily Dose
4.5 kg	10 lbs	1g packet
9 kg	20 lbs	2g packet
13.6 kg	30 lbs	1g packet + 2g packet
18.1 kg	40 lbs	4g packet
22.7 kg	50 lbs	1g packet + 4g packet
27.2 kg	60 lbs	2g packet + 4g packet
36.3 kg	80 lbs	Two 4g packets

Panacur® fenbendazole Uses in Dogs

Treatment of roundworm infections (ascarids)
Treatment of hookworm infections
Treatment of whipworm infections
Treatment of certain types of tapeworm infections
Management of Giardia infections (off-label or in combination with other medications)
Prevention of reinfestation in dogs living in or frequenting areas with high parasite risk
Treatment of mixed parasitic infections in canines
Management of parasitic infections in puppies
Pre-surgical deworming to reduce the risk of complications during surgery
Treatment of parasite-related gastrointestinal issues, such as diarrhea and vomiting.

Panacur® fenbendazole Effects in Dogs

Antiparasitic action against various internal parasites
Improvement of gastrointestinal health
Reduction of parasite-related symptoms like diarrhea and vomiting
Prevention of reinfestation in dogs
Potential mild side effects like vomiting or diarrhea
Compatibility with other medications for comprehensive treatment
Contribution to long-term health and well-being of dogs

Which Dogs Should Not Take Panacur Liquid, Paste and Granules.

Canines with the following health issues should not take fenbendazole without veterinary recommendations.

Pregnant or nursing dogs (With vet adivice only)
Dogs with known allergies or sensitivities to fenbendazole
Dogs with liver or kidney disease
Puppies under a certain age (unless under veterinary supervision)
Canines taking certain medications that may interact with fenbendazole
Dogs with severe parasitic infections or complications
Puppies with concurrent illnesses or underlying health conditions

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