Fenbendazole Oral Dewormer for Cattle Parasite Control Product Description Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste is a 10% fenbendazole oral dewormer formulated for effective control of common gastrointestinal parasites in cattle. The easy-to-administer paste supports parasite management programs by targeting key worm species while offering accurate, weight-based dosing through a convenient syringe format designed for livestock use. Benefits Broad Parasite Control: Helps control major gastrointestinal worms affecting cattle health. Fenbendazole Formula: Uses a proven anthelmintic active ingredient for reliable efficacy. Oral paste Format: Allows direct administration without mixing into feed or water. Accurate Dosing: Syringe markings support precise weight-based dosage administration. Management Support: Assists in maintaining herd health and performance when used as directed. Ingredients Fenbendazole 10% (100 mg/g). How to Use Dosage & Administration Instructions Standard Dosage: Administer 2.3 mg per pound (5 mg/kg) body weight orally. Weight-Based Dosing: Determine accurate cattle weight before setting the syringe dose. Single Administration: Give as a single oral dose unless otherwise directed. Syringe Adjustment: Set the plunger ring to the appropriate weight marking before dosing. Direct Placement: Deposit paste over the back of the tongue for proper swallowing. Additional Information Precautions Not For Humans: Do not use in animals intended for human consumption if prohibited. Avoid Underdosing: Underdosing may reduce effectiveness and promote resistance. Proper Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Veterinary Guidance: Consult a veterinarian if illness or adverse reactions occur. Label Compliance: Always follow label directions and approved indications strictly. Shipping & Returns We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details. For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy. Frequently Asked Questions Q1: What is the active ingredient in Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste contains fenbendazole at a 10% concentration (100 mg per gram). Fenbendazole is an anthelmintic used to help control and treat common internal gastrointestinal parasites in cattle. Q2: Which parasites does Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste help control? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste is used to help control key gastrointestinal worms in cattle, including particular species of roundworms. It is designed to support parasite management programs when used according to labeled directions. Q3: How is Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste administered? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste is administered orally using the provided syringe. The paste should be placed over the back of the tongue to ensure proper swallowing and accurate delivery of the full dose. Q4: What is the recommended dosage for Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste? Ans: The recommended dosage is 2.3 mg per pound of body weight, equivalent to 5 mg per kilogram. Accurate body weight measurement is essential to ensure proper dosing and effective parasite control. Q5: How often should Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste be used? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste is typically administered as a single dose. Treatment frequency depends on parasite exposure, management practices, and veterinary recommendations within a herd health program. Q6: Is Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste safe for all cattle? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste is intended for use in cattle as directed on the label. Producers should consult a veterinarian before using this product in young, stressed, or medically compromised animals. Q7: Can Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste be used with other medications? Ans: When using Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste alongside other medications or dewormers, it is essential to follow all product label directions and consult a veterinarian to avoid potential interactions. Q8: How soon does Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste start working? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste begins working after oral administration as fenbendazole targets parasite metabolism. Visible results vary depending on parasite load and overall herd health conditions. Q9: Does Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste have a guaranteed analysis? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste does not have a traditional guaranteed analysis because it is a veterinary drug, not a feed or nutritional supplement. The label lists the active drug concentration instead. Q10: How should Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste be stored? Ans: Safe-Guard Cattle Dewormer Paste should be stored in its original packaging in a cool, dry place. Proper storage helps maintain product stability and ensures accurate dosing when the product is used.
