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BTW, Rosie is being wormed with Fenbendazole in liquid form, once every two weeks over a course of two months.

shannons May 24, 2003 11:34 PM

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Justyn May 25, 2003 12:55 AM

That’s a bit strange, I thought that if you wanted to interrupt the parasites (nematodes) life cycle you would want to offer the fenbendazole (AKA Safe-Guard or Panacur) at least once a week for three weeks. I give all my WC imports fenbendazole once every five days three times for a total of fifteen days with great success.
Thanks
Justyn
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Justyn
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LeosAnonymous May 25, 2003 10:00 AM

Sometimes vets who do not see many reptiles will perscribe Panacur to be administered once every other week. This is sometimes not enough to get rid of your nematode parasites.

I would bring this to your vets attention, if he is skeptical then ask him to post on the VIN.com message boards (if he is a member), or show him the dosing in a well respected reptile book such as "Understanding Reptile Parasites" by Klingenberg.
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shannons May 25, 2003 03:31 PM

Right now, experimentation is just fine with me (I'm a trained zoologist so have a bit of background myself). Our exotics vet does have experience with "exotics", but she certainly isn't a reptile specialist, may have explained some of her recomendations. I'll keep y'all posted.
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The Classroom Zoo is...
1:3 leopard geckos
1:0 Jackson's Chameleon
1:0 Veiled Chameleon
1:1 Bearded Dragons
0:1 Florida Kingsnake
0:1 White's Tree Frog
Hairless Mice, Roaches, Mealies, and Supers...

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