I used Fenbendazole on my dog who had cancer. The dose for worming a dog was 1ml for each 4 lbs of body weight (of the liquid Panacur or Safeguard—same product, different market audience). The cancer dose would have been the equivalent for a 10lb dog, or 2.5 ml. I also use the liquid Panacur for a bitch who’s been bred from Day 40 until Day 14 post-whelp (day 40 to day 63 + 14) at the full worming dose with no adverse effects. My girl with cancer I started her out post diagnosis with 15 ml for the 37 days before I tapered back to 3x/week at the cancer dose of 2.5 ml.

Liquid Panacur has no bad taste (unlike toltrazural which doesn’t taste good). I don’t have on me right now the small dog packets of powder, and didn’t want to carry around the liquid, so I took a 3-day dose for 40lb dogs. Brought the packet into a store that allows customers to make smoothies and put the powder in before putting the cup in the machine. If I’d been asked, was going to say I was adding a supplement. Drank it down each day with no ill effects.

I will wait a couple weeks before I do Ivermectin. Then repeat the Fenbendazole in 3 weeks and then again in 2 months (killed the adult, get newly hatched before they can lay eggs, and get the final hatchers)—Happy New Yea!

I would not take both at the same time. You want to monitor your body’s reaction for the meds separate from one another.

This is not medical advise. I’m explaining what I have done and intend to do.

I used Fenbendazole on my dog who had cancer. The dose for worming a dog was 1ml for each 4 lbs of body weight (of the liquid Panacur or Safeguard—same product, different market audience). The cancer dose would have been the equivalent for a 10lb dog, or 2.5 ml. I also use the liquid Panacur for a bitch who’s been breed from Day 40 until Day 14 post-whelp (day 40 to day 63 + 14) at the full worming dose with no adverse effects. My girl with cancer I started her out post diagnosis with 15 ml for the 37 days before I tapered back to 3x/week at the cancer dose of 2.5 ml.

Liquid Panacur has no bad taste (unlike toltrazural which doesn’t taste good). I don’t have on me right now the small dog packets of powder, and didn’t want to carry around the liquid, so I took a 3-day dose for 40lb dogs. Brought the packet into a store that allows customers to make smoothies and put the powder in before putting the cup in the machine. If I’d been ask, was going to say I was adding a supplement. Drank it down each day with no ill effects.

I will wait a couple weeks before I do Ivermectin. Then repeat the Fenbendazole in 3 weeks and then again in 2 months (killed the adult, get newly hatched before they can lay eggs, and get the final hatchers)—Happy New Yea!

I would not take both at the same time. You want to monitor your body’s reaction for the meds separate from one another.