Fenbendazole Powder – The Flexible & Economical Broad-Spectrum Deworming Solution

Take Complete Control Over Your Animal’s Parasite Protection with Pure, Versatile Fenbendazole Powder.

For the discerning owner of multiple pets, a kennel, a cattery, or a small homestead, our Fenbendazole Powder offers the ultimate combination of efficacy, value, and dosing flexibility. This is the pure, veterinarian-trusted anthelmintic ingredient, free from the fillers, binders, and premium pricing of pre-dosed capsules. You get the power to create a precise, customized deworming program tailored to the specific weights and needs of each of your animals.

Stop buying multiple boxes and strengths. With one container of our high-quality fenbendazole powder, you are equipped to safely and effectively treat and control the most common and destructive internal parasites, including roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, select tapeworms, and even the notoriously stubborn Giardia protozoa.

Key Benefits & Features:

• Superior Economy: This is the most cost-effective method for deworming multiple animals. By purchasing the active ingredient directly, you save significantly, making routine and preventative care more affordable than ever.
• Customizable Precision Dosing: Perfect for multi-pet households with animals of varying sizes. No more splitting capsules or compromising on accuracy. You can weigh out the exact dose required for a 5 lb kitten, a 75 lb dog, or a 150 lb goat, ensuring maximum effectiveness.
• High Purity, No Fillers: You receive pure, unadulterated fenbendazole powder. This fine, consistent powder is odorless, virtually tasteless, and contains no unnecessary sugars, flavors, or binders, making it ideal for sensitive animals.
• Broad-Spectrum Efficacy: A proven defense against a wide array of internal parasites that can cause weight loss, poor coat condition, anemia, and serious digestive issues. It’s effective against Roundworms, Hookworms, Whipworms, Taenia tapeworms, and Lungworms in various species.
• Powerful Giardia Treatment: Fenbendazole is a first-line defense recommended by veterinarians for treating Giardia, an intestinal infection that causes chronic diarrhea and malabsorption.
• Easy to Administer: The tasteless powder mixes seamlessly into a small amount of wet food, yogurt, pumpkin purée, or a liquid drench. This makes administration stress-free, even for the most finicky eaters.

The Ideal Choice For:

• Multi-Dog or Multi-Cat Households: Simplify your deworming protocol with one product for all.
• Breeders & Kennels: Economically manage the health of your entire population, from puppies to adults.
• Animal Rescues & Fosters: Maximize your budget while providing essential parasite control for new intakes.
• Small-Scale Homesteaders: A crucial tool for maintaining the health of goats, sheep, and other small livestock.

CRITICAL DOSING & SAFETY INFORMATION – PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

WARNING: This is a concentrated, pure pharmaceutical-grade powder. Accurate dosing is paramount to safety and efficacy.

• A Milligram Scale is REQUIRED: To use this product safely, you must use a digital scale that measures in milligrams (mg) or to at least 0.01g. DO NOT attempt to measure by volume (e.g., teaspoons/scoops), as this is highly inaccurate and dangerous.
• Consult a Professional: Always consult your veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and to confirm the correct dosage and duration of treatment for your specific animal, its weight, and its condition.

General Administration Guide (For Informational Purposes ONLY):

1. Work with your vet to determine the correct dose in milligrams (mg) for your animal’s body weight. The common dose for dogs and cats is 50mg of fenbendazole per kg of body weight (or 22.7mg per lb), given once daily.
2. Using a milligram scale, carefully weigh the precise amount of powder.
3. Mix the powder thoroughly into a small portion of your animal’s favorite food to ensure the entire dose is consumed.
4. Administer daily for 3 consecutive days for general deworming, or for 5-10 days for Giardia or as directed by your veterinarian.