Panacur Powerpac Equine Paste 10% Horse Dewormer, 57g, 5-count

Five-Day Fenbendazole Dewormer for Larval Parasite Control

Product Description

Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste 10% Horse Dewormer 57g is a fenbendazole-based oral paste designed for targeted control of encysted and developing internal parasites in horses. The five-day dosing regimen is labeled explicitly for larval-stage cyathostomes and fourth-stage Strongylus vulgaris larvae, supporting effective parasite management in equine deworming programs.

Benefits

• Larval-Stage Control: Targets encysted cyathostome larvae and developing parasites.
• Five-Day Regimen: Designed for consecutive daily dosing for targeted parasite management.
• Fenbendazole Formula: Uses proven anthelmintic active ingredient.
• Weight-Based Dosing: Dial-a-dose syringe supports accurate administration.
• Palatable Paste: Apple-cinnamon flavor supports easier oral dosing.

Ingredients

Active ingredient: Fenbendazole 10% (100 mg/g).

Inactive ingredient(s): Paste base flavored with artificial apple-cinnamon liquid.

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Larval Control Dose: Administer 4.6 mg per pound (10 mg/kg) body weight.
• Five-Day Protocol: Give the full dose once daily for five consecutive days.
• Dial Setting: Set the dial ring twice the horse’s body weight.
• Syringe Capacity: One 57 g syringe treats a 1,250 lb horse over five days.
• Administration Method: Place paste over the back of the tongue for swallowing.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Not for Humans: This product is not intended for human use.
• Food Animal Warning: Do not use in horses intended for human consumption.
• Hypersensitivity Risk: Dying parasites may cause transient reactions in some horses.
• Special Populations: Safety not evaluated for stallions or pregnant mares at this dose.
• Avoid Underdosing: Accurate weight estimation is essential for effectiveness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the active ingredient in Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste 10% Horse Dewormer 57g?

Ans: Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste 10% Horse Dewormer 57g contains fenbendazole at a 10% concentration (100 mg per gram). Fenbendazole is an anthelmintic used to control and treat internal gastrointestinal parasites in horses.

Q2: What parasites does Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste target?

Ans: Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste is specifically labeled for control of encysted early third-stage, late third-stage, and fourth-stage cyathostome larvae, as well as arteritis caused by fourth-stage Strongylus vulgaris larvae.

Q3: How is Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste administered?

Ans: Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste is administered orally using a dial-a-dose syringe. The paste should be deposited over the back of the tongue after ensuring the horse’s mouth is free of feed.

Q4: What is the recommended dosage for Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste?

Ans: The recommended dosage is 4.6 mg per pound of body weight, equivalent to 10 mg/kg. This dose is given once daily for five consecutive days as part of the labeled PowerPac regimen.

Q5: Why is Panacur PowerPac given for five consecutive days?

Ans: The five-day regimen is designed to effectively target encysted and developing larval stages that are less susceptible to single-dose dewormers, providing enhanced control of these parasite stages.

Q6: How much weight does one 57 g syringe cover?

Ans: One 57 g syringe is designed to treat a 1,250 lb horse when administered at the labeled 10 mg/kg dosage over the whole five-day treatment period.

Q7: Are there safety precautions associated with Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste?

Ans: Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste is not for human use and should not be used in horses intended for human consumption. Safety for the five-day regimen has not been evaluated in stallions or pregnant mares.

Q8: Can horses experience reactions after treatment?

Ans: Some horses may experience mild, temporary reactions due to dying parasites releasing antigens. These reactions are generally transient; however, veterinary guidance should be sought if symptoms persist or are severe.

Q9: Does Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste have a guaranteed analysis?

Ans: Panacur PowerPac Equine Paste does not have a guaranteed analysis because it is a veterinary drug, not a feed or nutritional supplement. The label specifies the active drug concentration instead.