WSD Fenbendazole 25 Oral Anthelmintic For Sheep, Goats And Cattle Active Ingredient: Fenbendazole @ 25g/L Similar or comparable to Coopers Panacur 25 for Sheep, Cattle and Goats (Intervet) WSD Fenbendazole 25 Oral Anthelmintic For Sheep, Goats And Cattle is for the control of benzimidazole-sensitive gastrointestinal roundworms and lungworms in sheep, goats and cattle and aids in the control of tapeworm and whipworms in sheep and goats. WSD Fenbendazole 25 Oral Drench contains fenbendazole (25 g/L), a member of the benzimidazole (BZ) family of drenches. Preparations containing BZ compounds are commonly known as a ‘white drench’. Why choose WSD Fenbendazole 25 Oral Drench; WSD Fenbendazole 25 is a reliable, ready-to-use broad-spectrum drench for cattle and is useful in treating the effects of immature worm infestations (mainly scouring) in adult sheep and as a clean-up drench for sheep or lambs. It is for the control of benzimidazole-sensitive mature and immature roundworms and lungworms in sheep, cattle and goats. Aids in the control of tapeworm in sheep, cattle and goats. It is ready to use and non-clogging. It may be administered concurrently with vaccines, jetting and dipping operations and pour-on lice treatments. What sensitive strains of internal parasites is WSD Fenbendazole 25 Oral Drench effective against in Sheep & Goats; Barbers pole worm – (Haemonchus contortus) Small brown stomach worm – (Ostertagia spp*) Black scour worm – (Trichostrongylus spp*) Large-mouthed bowel worm – (Chabertia ovina) Nodule worm – (Oesophagostomum columbianum) Thin-necked intestinal worm – (Nematodirus spp) Small intestinal worm – (Cooperia spp) Large lungworm – (Dictyocaulus filaria) Aids in the control of: Tapeworm – (Moniezia expansa) Whipworm – (Trichuris ovis) *In goats, Fenbendazole is effective against susceptible strains of Ostertagia and Trichostrongylus What sensitive strains of internal parasites is WSD Fenbendazole 25 Oral Drench effective against in Cattle; Barbers pole worm – (Haemonchus placei) Small brown stomach worm – (Ostertagia spp) Black scour worm – (Trichostrongylus spp) Nodule worm – (Oesophagostomum radiatum) Thin-necked intestinal worm (Nematodirus spp) Small intestinal worm – (Cooperia spp) Lungworm – (Dictyocaulus viviparus) Whipworm – (Trichuris spp) Hairworms/Threadworms (Capillaria spp)
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