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The cheapest suppliers of Panacur please
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honeybunny
Wise Old Thumper
if you buy 5 at a time this isn't bad
http://www.petremedies.co.uk/produc...s=0&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=378&btnProduct=More+Details
http://www.petremedies.co.uk/produc...s=0&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=378&btnProduct=More+Details
Snowy
Wise Old Thumper
The panacur in bottles........ do you inject it or syringe it into the mouth please?
Syringed Theo, don't think you can inject Panacur
Actually we use the bottled liquid in food here, usually porridge
sgprescue
Mama Doe
Exactly the same stuff just in liquid form. I use panacur puppy/kitten 10% liquid, dose is 0.2ml per kg daily. It works out loads cheaper using the liquid. http://www.wormers.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Dog___Cat_Wormers_16.html
Snowy
Wise Old Thumper
sgprescue
Mama Doe
Its a 100ml bottle so if you were for example treating on average 2kg (total of 0.4ml daily per rabbit) rabbits you would get 250 doses out of one bottle
Snowy
Wise Old Thumper
Its a 100ml bottle so if you were for example treating on average 2kg (total of 0.4ml daily per rabbit) rabbits you would get 250 doses out of one bottle
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Bloomin 'eck!, that's much cheaper!
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
A bottle of 10% Panacur Liquid contains 100ml. You would use 0.2ml/kg. So how long it last depends on how many Buns you are treating and how big they are
TBH I think the Panacur Rabbit is a bit of a marketing ploy. Very unecomomical unless you are only dealing with a couple of Rabbits.
But the Panacur Rabbit is licenced for use in Rabbits. Panacur Liquid is not. That fact is just a 'technicality' and does NOT imply that Panacur liquid is unsafe for Rabbits, after all the active ingredient FENBENDAZOLE is exactly the same in both
Janex
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I think it's kind of good in a way, new rabbit owners or those without the knowledge of a forum like this may not realise about the risk of EC and things and just seeing the tubes at the vets or having it mentioned to them will raise their awareness. Shame they get a bit ripped off in the process though :?
Fayeloicia
Warren Scout
That was what happened to me, I got Panacur when the vets advised me to, got a syringe for each rabbit (not sure why I couldn't just have 1 syringe and use it for both buns, is it 'cos there's a risk in possible infection spreading?). Didn't know what Panacur was until the vet told me, glad I know now!
I didn't even use half of the syringe for either bun though, so had to throw a lot away. :?
Fayeloicia
Warren Scout
Also, does Panacur have a best before date? I can't remember if it did or not. I might buy some in bulk, but if it'll go funny before I get chance to use it I'll buy them in singles.
Depends how big your rabbits are you are giving it to
My Nala had 0.4mls (she weighs around 1.7kg) so with that dose i could get 250 doses out of that bottle (its 100mls)
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The bottle i bought has a bb date of 08/2009 and i bought it about 3 months ago so it has about 2.5yr life.. doesnt say anything about using it after so long once open so i guess it doesnt matter
Aty the moment I have 9 rabbits to worm and get through one syringe every two days....I will certainly be going onto the Liquid, we have used it on our dog before and as long as the dosage is correct I am sure its safe, like jane said its the same active ingrediant (there is an alterantive to Panacur Rabbit which also uses fenbendazole but cant remember what it is called?)
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