what kills lung worms in dogs
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If your dog has lungworms, you need to take him to a vet. There are different species of lungworms. The specific parasite should be identified and the dog should be checked for other issues, such as heartworm. If you cannot possibly take him to a vet, Panacur (Fenbendazole) is often used as a safe general dewormer for dogs.
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Lung worms in dogs should be diagnosed by a veterinarian because the possibility exists that these are heartworms or that a heartworm and lungworm infection exists concurrently. The treatment of existing heartworm must be undertaken by a veterinarian because treatment can be fatal when done incompletely or incorrectly. If the parasitic infection is indeed found to be lungworm, then the veterinarian can treat this fairly safely, easily and inexpensively, using panacur, added to his food, in the correct calculated dose for three days. More complicated cases may require additional types of medication. Most dogs make a full recovery. Ivermectin when properly diluted with the correct solution, may be used as a heartworm preventive under the direction of a licensed veterinarian. Incorrectly diluted drug or excessive amounts can result in liver failure and death.
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If you don't know the answer to this question and you don't know what to give and how much you need to see a vet to find out, do NOT take advise from people on the internet, they can and will give you false answers and you will end up with a dead dog
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Ivermectin kills ear mites, manage mites, hookworms, roundworms, and heartworms in dogs and cats. If you have a dog who has not been on heartworm preventative for over six months, you need to have it tested to determine if has heartworms. Heartworms in cats are very rare. There are certain breeds of dogs that have reactions to ivermectin(herding dogs), so you need to determine the correct dosage for your animal. You might wish to check out the following website - littlecitydogs.com for information on dosage, etc. Their prices are very reasonable. Hope this helps. I do cat and dog rescue as an avocation. Ivermectin kills ear mites, manage mites, hookworms, roundworms, and heartworms in dogs and cats. If you have a dog who has not been on heartworm preventative for over six months, you need to have it tested to determine if has heartworms. Heartworms in cats are very rare. There are certain breeds of dogs that have reactions to ivermectin(herding dogs), so you need to determine the correct dosage for your animal. You might wish to check out the following website - littlecitydogs.com for information on dosage, etc. Their prices are very reasonable. Hope this helps. I do cat and dog rescue as... » Read More Ivermectin kills ear mites, manage mites, hookworms, roundworms, and heartworms in dogs and cats. If you have a dog who has not been on heartworm preventative for over six months, you need to have it tested to determine if has heartworms. Heartworms in cats are very rare. There are certain breeds of dogs that have reactions to ivermectin(herding dogs), so you need to determine the correct dosage for your animal. You might wish to check out the following website - littlecitydogs.com for information on dosage, etc. Their prices are very reasonable. Hope this helps. I do cat and dog rescue as an avocation. « Show Less
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systemic insecticide is the only way to kill any boaring insects. Just beware some plants do not do well when given systemic insecticides. Elm is one always check.
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I have an 11lb. Toy poodle and he uses the smaller mouth piece, but I think the larger mouthpiece would definitely work for your westie. My dog has chronic bronchitis and he takes Flovent which helps greatly with his coughing. They just have to learn to be still for the required amount of puffs, but it's very easy to administer with the AeroDawg.
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I would not be able to answer that. We use it as a disinfectant in our chicken coops and to spray on our shoes and clothes to keep from spreading any illnesses from coop to coop or if we've gone to someone else's chicken farm. It does help eliminate respiratory problems when used in a cool mist humidifier, but I have never read anything on this product that said it would cure any type of worm problem. Sorry.
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I read on one web site that there was talk of banning the ingredient that kills the mice and rats because owls and other birds of prey were catching the rats and mice and it was killing the birds of prey. So if you think that your dogs might eat the mice it would depend on how big your dogs are and how many that they eat. The same would be true with just about any mouse or rat bait some of the bait uses warfarin which is prescribed to people with blood clots and heart patients to thin their blood it is just a regulated dosage. So to be on the safe side you might want to use some traps or glue boards. My main use for this is as a mole poison it seems to work pretty good.
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Zinc Phosphide. It reacts with stomach acid to release toxic gas. The mechanism, though hardly humane, is at least fast, which is more than can be said for the blood thinners that have replaced it as the "first line" rodenticide of choice for the last several years. The lethal dose for cats-dogs is about 20-40mg per kg. This preparation does NOT include an emetic to reduce the risk of accidental ingestion by non-target animals.
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No. Only roundworms. If you zoom in on the picture you'll see it only mentions roundworms. Tapeworms which look like rice usually, require a different medication. Some medications will actually kill all worms in one medicine (Drontal, for example). But not Sergeant's Vetscription Sure Shot! Only roundworms. Personally I think they should mention that real clearly in the product description. They don't - and it's kind of irresponsible, even dangerous, when pet owners nearly overdose their cat trying to kill tapeworms with roundworm medicine.
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Yes. My dog has a systemic yeast infection that got really bad this summer. Malasezzia on the outside, candida on the inside. Most carbs cause him to blow up so he's on a millet/lamb diet and I'm looking for essentially a "leaky gut" supplement for dogs. Bought the 5 pound jug and within a week he was inflamed with massive lymph node swelling. Not sure if it's the yeast cultures (supposedly inactive), or the MSM, or since it's "pet grade" whatever else slips in. With all the great reviews I really had my hopes up. :(
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The one I got it has two pills, 7 is the name of the product I guess it kills seven types of worms. I found this in the supermarket at same price $10 and I save the s/h costs, also I don't know what size dog you got but they need 1.5 pills each time for mine which is over 50 lbs. good luck I found a cheaper product in stop and shop and works, all the best
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Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate. Does not kill Cryptosporidum. Try Chlorine Dioxide - That kills Crypto.
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Raw Garlic like onions are toxic to dogs. Powder for that has been processed is different. Check with you vet.
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All parasite remedies are herbal (vegan) in nature. If you adhere to a strict diet, no sugar IN ANY FORM! NO fruit juices and no more than one apple or banana or pear per day (one only). Should work on all worms, but might not kill thread worms. I would suggest 4 pills 3 times a day for 5 days, then reduce to 2 pills 3 times a day for 6 days. I would take about 1/2 hour after meals. To kill worm eggs, one would need to take clove pills. I would suggest 1 - 3 with every meal. 14 days total should do it, IF no sugar containing foods are eaten (that would include no carrots or white potatoes).
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According to my vet and the labeling ot will take care of pretty much anything. Spores worms bacteria and virus'. It has to be applied and let set for 5 minutes then wiped off and allowed to air dry then washed in a regular manner to use for pets afterwards. Somewhat of a pain but worth it in my book as it kills things that bleach, chlorhexadrine and f10 won't touch
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I cannot be positive, but it certainly looks the same. It is human grade, so I tried some. It tastes great and would have paralyzed any worms. I like that it does not kill them, but renders them unable to maintain their intestinal bit, so they release and get flushed out. I can confirm that it is safe. Good Luck.
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We would not buy this stuff again, because it is very dangerous if inhaled or gets on your skin. It does kill the roaches, but the smallest amount around my wife made her nauseous. If you read the label (go to google) you will see that it does kill tics and fleas but cannot be applied to animals, infact the warning is that people and animals should not go near treated areas until dry. With my health conscious background, I surprised myself that I purchased this very dangerous product. i will be getting rid of it. Way to risky for me!
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All herbicides, insecticides and fungicides are useful for their EPA labelled use. None are "pet friendly" or for that matter weed friendly. They will kill weeds if used appropriately. I researched over 1000 herbicides while doing crop research for UCCE between 1958-1991 in field, and occasionally garden situations, applying with a backpack sprayer. Never did I notice any spymptons from any herbicides measured out and applied. No dogs were ever present but being mammals like me, I suspect they are quite tolerant to a low dose of Fusilade II. Otherwise, EPA would not register them on garden/yard sites after appropriate controlled research. Rest assured that if you applied it to select weeds your dog will not notice it. Toxicologically, Fusilade II has an LD50 of about 10,000 mg/kg of body weight in mouse and rat studies. Aspirin is about 1,500 from a single dose. Animal kingdom organisms degrade trace amounts of "toxins" all the time in the liver, but most toxins are excreted in the urine or feces. If not for that, we would not have an overpopulation of cats, dogs and humans on the planet.
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http://www.bayeradvanced.com/lawn-care/products/bermudagrass-control-for-lawns/sizesGo to this web site and you can see the label and yes it can kill your ornimentals.