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panacur
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One tube will be enough then9 i thinki've never done it before
abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
littleboots
Mama Doe
I think each syringe is 5g and its 1 syringe graduation per 2.5kg (weight)
for 9 days if a routine dose.
If bun weighs more you would need 2 x syringes
At the RWAF conference in Nottingham the vet talking about EC felt that the 9 day course 2-4 times a year is an utter waste of time and money. His view was that you should do a 28 day course once only but making sure that you thoroughly disinfect with bleach the area to clear it of ec spores during that time - and particularly on days 21 and 28. So if you use a grassed area, you should move it at the end of the course and not use that patch again for 6 more weeks to ensure that the spores have died off.
