Panacur Paste (24g)

Panacur Paste is a trusted solution for treating a wide range of roundworms in horses. This easy-to-use paste, containing Fenbendazole, is a reliable choice for safeguarding your horse’s health. Who It’s For Panacur Paste is designed for the well-being of horses, including adults, pregnant and lactating mares, foals and stallions. Key Benefits Effective against immature and mature stages of roundworms, including bloodworms and redworms. Also treats ascarids, pinworms (oxyurids), and strongyloides of horses. Each gram of paste contains 187.50mg of Fenbendazole. Convenient syringe with dosage markings for easy and accurate administration. Safe for use in various equine situations, from pregnant mares to foals. Directions for Use The syringe is graduated with 6 markings, with each marking corresponding to a dosage for 100kg of the horse’s body weight. Before administration, adjust the syringe to the calculated dosage by setting the ring on the plunger. Ensure the horse doesn’t have food in its mouth. Insert the syringe in the gap between the front and back teeth and deliver the paste onto the back of the tongue. Raise the horse’s head immediately for a few seconds after dosing. Dosage – Please following packaging insert The recommended dosage is 7.5mg of Fenbendazole per kilogram of the horse’s body weight. One syringe contains enough paste to treat a 600kg horse. For suckling foals with diarrhea caused by Strongyloides westeri, a dose of 50mg of Fenbendazole per kilogram of body weight is needed, equivalent to 24g (contents of 1 syringe) for 90kg of body weight. To ensure the correct dosage, determine the horse’s body weight as accurately as possible. Storage Instructions Store Panacur Paste at room temperature between 20°C and 25°C. Caution This product is for animal use only. Dangerous to fish and aquatic life. Do not contaminate rivers, dams, or any water sources with containers or waste. Keep out of reach of children, uninformed persons, and animals. Dispose of containers, disposable equipment, and waste in accordance with the National Environmental Management: Waste Act, 2008 (Act No. 59 of 2008). Although this remedy has been extensively tested under various conditions, if you suspect any issues, seek veterinary advice and notify the registration holder.