I have been giving my 21 rescued dogs Fenacure 3000 (Fenbendazole) once a month and it is great. I mix it with canned dog food. The dosage on the internet is soo incorrect, you can accidently kill your pet.
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We had a kitten with giardia, and when 5 1 ml doses cost nearly $70 at the vet, and didn’t clear up her infection, we knew we needed another source, especially if we needed to treat other cats. (Giardia is highly contagious.)
The vet checked the concentration (different vet office from the first one) and the dose was the same. (1 ml for a kitten weighing 3 1/2 lbs.)
The vet recommended thinning it with chicken broth to make it tastier to the cat. The runnier liquid was a total disaster, as well as needing to get twice as much liquid down an uncooperative kitten. Apparently, all cats hate the goat formula but it’s commonly used in cats. We gave up on making it tastier and preferred a smaller dose of thicker liquid. The kitten seemed to agree, as we wore a lot less of the undiluted liquid.
Of course, with giardia and an extended duration of the infestation, we’ve needed additional meds for the kitten, who had become emaciated. She got a B12 shot, antibiotics for the resulting coccidia, and anti-diarrhea meds. Ten days is what the new vet recommended for treating giardia, instead of the 5 days the original vet had stated.