Panacur® Granules for Dogs

Panacur® granules are a fenbendazole dewormer for dogs. This page helps with Panacur granules from Canada, with US delivery from Canada and Canadian pricing. You can order online even without insurance, then follow veterinary directions for safe use.

What Panacur® Is and How It Works

Panacur® is a broad-spectrum anthelmintic for dogs. The active ingredient, fenbendazole, is a benzimidazole that disrupts parasite cell structures and energy metabolism. It targets common intestinal worms, including roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and certain tapeworm species. Many dogs tolerate fenbendazole well when used as labeled.

At CanadianInsulin, orders are filled by licensed Canadian pharmacies after we confirm a valid prescription with your clinic.

The granules are often referred to as Panacur C 22.2% granules, which highlights the concentration. This format allows easy mixing with food and supports a simple daily schedule. Dogs usually take a single 3-day regimen, guided by weight-based dosing. Always use exactly as directed by a veterinarian.

Who Panacur® Is For

Panacur granules are for dogs that need treatment for susceptible intestinal parasites identified by a veterinarian. They are commonly used for puppies and adult dogs when roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, or certain tapeworms are present or suspected. This product is for canine use only. Do not use in cats unless a veterinarian specifically recommends a feline-appropriate product.

Dogs with known hypersensitivity to fenbendazole or other benzimidazoles should avoid this medication. Use caution in pregnant or nursing animals and in dogs with significant illness. Veterinary guidance and fecal testing help confirm the need, course length, and any follow-up deworming.

Dosage and Usage

Fenbendazole dosing for dogs is typically calculated by body weight. A commonly published regimen is once daily for 3 consecutive days. This schedule is often called the Panacur granules single 3 day regimen. The usual daily dose is 22.7 mg/kg (10 mg/lb), but veterinarians may tailor therapy based on dog size, parasite type, and clinical findings.

To give the dose, mix the granules with a small amount of the dog’s regular food. Offer a portion that can be eaten completely in one sitting. Ensure the entire dose is consumed before providing the rest of the meal. If vomiting or refusal occurs, contact a veterinarian for advice before repeating a dose. Do not switch to another dewormer unless instructed.

Panacur granules for dogs single dose per day works well when administered at the same time each day. Clean up feces promptly during and after treatment to limit reinfection and household exposure.

Strengths and Forms

Panacur granules are supplied in packets designed for flexible dosing by weight. Availability may vary by pharmacy:

• Panacur Granule Single packets
• Panacur C granules 1 g packets
• Panacur C granules 2 g packets
• Panacur C granules 4 g packets

Each packet contains fenbendazole granules with a 22.2% concentration. That means fenbendazole 22.2% granules, often described as Panacur C 22.2% granules. Many caregivers find it helpful to match packet sizes to the daily dose for simplicity and accuracy.

Equivalent terms sometimes used for clarity include fenbendazole granules 1 g packets, fenbendazole granules 2 g packets, and fenbendazole granules 4 g packets. Always verify the packet size, total daily dose, and number of days with a veterinarian.

Missed Dose and Timing

If a dose is missed, give it when remembered the same day if possible. If it is close to the next scheduled time, skip the missed dose and resume the regular schedule. Do not double up doses. Consistent, once-daily dosing for three days is important for effectiveness.

Storage and Travel Basics

Store sealed packets at room temperature in a dry place. Keep away from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight. Do not use damaged or unknown packets. Keep out of reach of children and other animals.

For travel, keep packets in original packaging within a protective bag. When flying, place medication in a carry-on with labeled documents. For road trips, avoid leaving packets in hot vehicles. You can store packets at home in a cool, dry cabinet away from food and treats.

Benefits

Panacur granules offer broad-spectrum coverage across several key canine intestinal parasites. The granules mix readily with food, which simplifies daily dosing. The once-daily schedule over three days is straightforward for many households. Packet sizes help align dosing with weight bands. Many veterinarians recommend stool checks before and after therapy to optimize outcomes and reduce reinfection risk.

Side Effects and Safety

• Temporary soft stools or diarrhea
• Vomiting or decreased appetite
• Lethargy or mild sluggishness
• Occasional drooling or mucus in stool

Serious reactions are uncommon. Signs such as persistent vomiting, severe diarrhea, facial swelling, hives, or breathing difficulty need urgent veterinary attention. Infections with heavy worm burdens can cause transient gastrointestinal upset as parasites clear. Use only under veterinary supervision if the dog is very young, pregnant, debilitated, or has coexisting disease. For tapeworms, veterinarians may recommend other agents in specific cases; see the editorial guide on Droncit For Cats And Dogs for general background. For nausea related to deworming, vets sometimes consider antiemetics; see Cerenia Tablets And Injections.

Drug Interactions and Cautions

Provide the veterinarian with a complete list of medicines, supplements, heartworm preventives, and flea or tick products the dog takes. Do not combine multiple dewormers unless instructed. Examples include pyrantel products or piperazine products. An alternative from a different class, such as Strongid® P, should be used only under veterinary direction to avoid duplicate or conflicting therapy.

Use caution in dogs with known sensitivity to benzimidazoles. Report unusual signs like repeated vomiting, blood in stool, or severe lethargy. Maintain good hygiene and environmental control to reduce reinfection.

What to Expect Over Time

After the 3-day course, many dogs show improved stool quality and comfort as parasite loads drop. Veterinarians often recommend a follow-up fecal test to confirm clearance. Some dogs, especially in high-risk environments, need periodic deworming or a repeat round guided by testing. Cleaning living spaces, picking up feces promptly, and monthly preventives help prevent new infections.

Compare With Alternatives

Veterinarians choose dewormers based on the parasite species, dog’s age, and medical history. Two common alternatives include:

• Drontal® Plus for dogs, which combines multiple active ingredients to address several intestinal worms, including some tapeworms.
• Panacur® Granules 22 2, another granule presentation that may suit different packet counts or dosing needs.

Selection depends on diagnostic findings and the veterinarian’s plan. Alternate or sequential therapy may be advised when specific parasites are identified.

Pricing and Access

Canadian pricing helps many households control costs on Panacur granule single packets. Check the Panacur granule single price and compare options before placing an order. For some shoppers, a Panacur C cash price or Panacur granules self pay approach is straightforward. Many also compare fenbendazole granules US shipping options. You can order Panacur C granules online with US delivery from Canada.

To explore more therapies, browse the category for Pet Medications. For current offers, see Promotions. Checkout is encrypted, and support is available if questions come up during the process. Panacur granules Canadian pricing can be helpful for multi-pet households or repeat treatments.

Availability and Substitutions

Availability can vary by strength and packet size, including Panacur C granules 1 g packets, Panacur C granules 2 g packets, and Panacur C granules 4 g packets. If a requested size is not available, a veterinarian may recommend an alternative strength or another approved dewormer. Veterinary guidance is essential before switching products or schedules.

Patient Suitability and Cost Saving Tips

Most healthy puppies and adult dogs can use fenbendazole under veterinary direction. Dogs with chronic illness, pregnancy, or nursing status require individualized advice. Veterinary examinations plus fecal testing ensure that Panacur granules for dogs 22.2% are the right fit for the identified parasites and health context.

To manage costs, consider multi-pack orders when appropriate, set refill reminders based on testing intervals, and keep records of stool exams and dosing dates. Compare packet sizes to match expected dosing days. Some households buy fenbendazole granules packets in advance for seasonal parasite risk, guided by veterinary plans.

Questions to Ask Your Clinician

• Which parasites are suspected or confirmed by fecal testing?
• What daily dose and packet size fit the dog’s weight best?
• Is a repeat course or follow-up fecal test recommended?
• Should any other pets in the home be tested or treated?
• How should the home and yard be cleaned to limit reinfection?
• Are there signs that should prompt stopping the medication and calling the clinic?

Authoritative Sources

• Merck Animal Health: Panacur C
• FDA Animal Drugs Database
• Health Canada Drug Product Database

Availability and Substitutions

If Panacur is unavailable, a prescriber may suggest a suitable alternative based on testing and clinical need. Do not substitute products without veterinary advice.

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