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How to Use Ivomec Wormer on Dogs (orally)

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Thanks to Mel for the advice:

Talk to your veterinarian before using. Some dogs, like collies and mixed collies, cannot tolerate Ivermectin, the drug in Ivomec. In addition, it is not safe to use on dogs less than six weeks old. Give correct dosing. Be sure to talk this over with your vet first since dosing amounts vary among dogs, but general dosing guidelines are as follows:

GUIDELINES:

Give correct dosing. Be sure to talk this over with your vet first since dosing amounts vary among dogs, but general dosing guidelines are as follows:

HEARTWORM PREVENTION - 0.0015 to 0.003 mg per pound

SKIN PARASITES - 0.15 mg per pound two times (14 days apart)

GASTROINTESTINAL PARASITES - 0.1 mg per pound one time.

Administer Ivomec orally. It comes as an injection for cattle and swine, but do not inject your dog. Rather, draw out the needed amount with the provided needle and then transfer to a needle-less syringe, like those used to administer oral medicines to children. Hold your dog's nose and squeeze the medication into his mouth.

Watch for side effects or overdosing. Look for

stumbling,

tremors,

weakness,

disorientation,

blindness, or

other odd behaviors.

Consult a veterinarian immediately if you notice a possible side effect.

TIP: Mix the Ivomec with some soft drink or orange juice so it will taste better for your dog.

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