Safe-Guard Dewormer Pellets contain 0.5% Fenbendazole and are designed for controlling and preventing internal parasites in beef and dairy cattle and horses. They provide broad-spectrum protection against various parasites.
Safe-Guard Dewormer Pellets for Beef and Dairy Cattle and Horses, 25lb
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Description
Safe-Guard Dewormer Pellets provide broad-spectrum internal parasite control for beef cattle, dairy cattle, and horses. These alfalfa-based pellets are formulated for convenient oral administration, helping support livestock health, performance, and overall productivity.
Key Benefits:
- Broad-Spectrum Parasite Control: Helps control internal parasites including roundworms, stomach worms, lungworms, hookworms, and more.
- Multi-Species Formula: Designed for use in beef cattle, dairy cattle, and horses, making it ideal for mixed livestock operations.
- Convenient Pellet Form: Palatable alfalfa-based pellets mix easily with feed for stress-free administration.
- Trusted Deworming Support: Formulated with a proven livestock deworming ingredient commonly used in veterinary parasite management programs.
- Supports Animal Health: Routine deworming may help improve feed efficiency, weight gain, and overall herd wellness.
- Veterinarian Recommended: Widely used by livestock producers and veterinary professionals for parasite control programs.
Recommended Use:
Safe-Guard Dewormer Pellets are intended for the treatment and control of internal parasites in livestock. Administer according to label directions and body weight recommendations for the target species.
Note: Always observe labeled withdrawal periods and consult your veterinarian for species-specific treatment protocols.
Ingredients
| Safe-Guard Dewormer Pellets – Formula Information | |
|---|---|
| Pellet Formula | 0.5% medicated dewormer pellet formulation designed for livestock parasite control |
| Inactive Ingredients | Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal, Roughage Products, Calcium Carbonate, Mineral Oil |
Directions
Safe-Guard Dewormer Pellets provide broad-spectrum internal parasite control for beef cattle, dairy cattle, and horses. These alfalfa-based medicated pellets are formulated for convenient oral administration and support overall livestock and equine health.
Dosage and Administration Instructions:
- 1. Estimate Animal Weight:
- Determine the body weight of each animal using a scale or reliable weight estimation method before treatment.
- 2. Determine Proper Dosage:
- Follow label directions for the correct dosage based on species and body weight. Consult your veterinarian if additional guidance is needed.
- 3. Feed Administration:
- Mix the recommended amount of pellets thoroughly into the daily feed ration and ensure the full medicated portion is consumed.
- 4. Complete Recommended Treatment:
- Administer the full recommended dose according to label instructions. Repeat treatments as needed based on parasite exposure and veterinary guidance.
- 5. Observe Withdrawal Times:
- Follow all labeled slaughter and milk withdrawal requirements for food-producing animals.
- 6. Veterinary Guidance:
- Work with your veterinarian to establish an effective parasite management and deworming program for your animals.
- 7. Maintain Treatment Records:
- Keep records of treatment dates, dosages, animal weights, and observations to support herd and stable management.
Important: Always use according to label directions and only for approved animal species.
FAQ
The frequency of deworming may vary depending on factors like the type of animal, local parasite prevalence, and your specific management practices. Consult with your veterinarian to establish a deworming schedule tailored to your animals' needs.
Yes, Safe-Guard Dewormer Pellets are designed for oral administration. Mix the calculated dosage with your cattle or horse's regular feed to ensure they consume the full dosage. Accurate dosing is essential for effective parasite control.
Yes, it's important to be aware of any withdrawal periods specified on the product label. These indicate the duration during which animal products like milk or meat should not be consumed following deworming.
Yes, these pellets can be integrated into your overall livestock and horse health program. Consult with your veterinarian to ensure that the deworming schedule aligns with other health and management practices for your animals.
Dosage calculation is based on the weight of each animal. Accurate weight estimation is crucial to determine the correct amount. Consult the product label or your veterinarian for recommended dosages per unit of weight, considering the specific types of animals in your care.
Yes, these pellets provide broad-spectrum protection and are effective against a wide range of internal parasites commonly found in beef and dairy cattle as well as horses.
For additional information or assistance, you can consult with your local veterinarian or reach out to the product's manufacturer. They can provide personalized advice and product-specific guidance.
