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Topic Dog Boards / Health / Wormers!
- By SharonM Date 19.07.04 14:44 UTC
All 5 of my dogs are due to be wormed over the next 3 weeks, I have always used Panacur meaty treats, but friends have recommended try Drontal Plus tablets.  What are peoples opinions on this product and has anybody had any bad side effects?

Thanks
- By ClaireyS Date 19.07.04 14:54 UTC
I used Drontal on both my puppy and my cats with no ill effects at all :)
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 19.07.04 15:18 UTC
I always use Drontal Plus for my dogs with no problems.
:)
- By tohme Date 19.07.04 15:31 UTC
I have always used Drontal, although I appreciate some dogs appear to not support it well. I don't bother about flavour as they just gobble anything down! :D
- By spaniel-lover [gb] Date 19.07.04 18:41 UTC
I've also used Drontal on all my dogs and cats, and have no problems.  Cats being cats are more difficult to administer them to, but dogs being dogs, I just wrap them in a bit cooked meat, and they notice nothing!! :D
- By Thursday Next [gb] Date 19.07.04 19:07 UTC
Both Panacur and Drontal are good wormers but I have heard of dogs having reactions to both.  I personally would not change from a wormer that I had found satisfactory in the past.  If you have had no problem with one and have no reason to feel it doesn't work why switch to another that just possibly your dog might react to?

Joan
Take the rough with the smooth
- By Amos [gb] Date 19.07.04 19:15 UTC
I understood after a few years of using a particular wormer it was a good idea to swop as the worms can become less sensitive.
Amos
- By Thursday Next [gb] Date 19.07.04 20:19 UTC
I asked my vet whether I should swap, or possibly use them alternately and he told me not to swap from one that worked ok on my dogs.  As the one I was using was one that I didn't get from him and I was offering to buy one from him when he told me not to do that his answer was obviously not made with ulterior motives.

Joan
Take the rough with the smooth
- By Christine Date 19.07.04 21:15 UTC
Anybody ever thought of doing fecal tests to determine worm burden & if worming is needed?

Christine, Spain.
- By Moonmaiden Date 20.07.04 19:56 UTC
Yep I do ;) have a friendly lab who do the testing at cost
- By Christine Date 21.07.04 05:20 UTC
Thats great M/M :D How often do you need to worm them?

Christine, Spain.
Topic Dog Boards / Health / Wormers!

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