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I have some baby Leopards that have worms. I have been told that Panacure is something that I should look into. Does anyone know where I can find Panacure or have another suggestion on a de-worming medicine?

Thanks,
Kevin

you can get it at beanfarm.com . but unless you KNOW what critters your animal has it's not a good idea to play russian roulette with medications.take a stool sample to your vet and find out what the exact problem is.

I understand where you are coming from. I went to the vet last week and there wasnt enough stool for them to do a sample. The reptile doc is only in a couple times a week and I have several babies that are getting thinner by the day. They are lethargic, anorexic and their stool has a very strong odor. I have found small white worms in the water dish and covering stool/dead crickets in the tubs. I have quarantined all the sick leopards but I have to try something before they start dieing. They do not eat at all and I attempt to keep them hydrated with Repti-Stim. I have to many for the Vet to de-worm them at $22 a each. Only babies seem to be affected, if the adults do have worms, it doesnt seem to affect them.

in the classifieds there is a product called all natural "parazap".it is supposed to elimnate many different critters and their eggs.i know nothing about this product,perhaps some readers could share there experinces with this product.i wish i could be of more help.