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Is it ok to give both a topical pour-on and injectable dewormer to an animal?
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Being that both are ivermic what good would that do? I give Ivermic injectable and Valbazen oral both at the same time as they will each kill different worms that way.
One must remember to dose again in 10 days as wormers don't kill stage 1 and 2 worms. If you worm in ten days the stage 1 and 2 worms are now old enough to have wormer kill them. At ten days they are almost adult so you kill them before they make more worms.
I think a good type of ivermic wormer would be long range it should kill worms all through summer and early fall.
One must remember to dose again in 10 days as wormers don't kill stage 1 and 2 worms. If you worm in ten days the stage 1 and 2 worms are now old enough to have wormer kill them. At ten days they are almost adult so you kill them before they make more worms.
I think a good type of ivermic wormer would be long range it should kill worms all through summer and early fall.
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I know we all say ivermectin when speaking about dewormers. However to be clear for new people, ivermectin Plus is the drug of choice for optimal results. The Plus kind kills liver flukes where the plain ivermectin does not.
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Decotomax is another great injectable wormer.
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Don't use valbazen when there pregnant or atleast it says during the first 45 days with Cattle I think?? Am I correct??