Panacur Aquasol® Oral Suspension for Poultry

Panacur Aquasol is a prescription fenbendazole oral suspension for treating and controlling intestinal worms in poultry. This page explains labeled uses, dosing basics, storage, and safety with US delivery from Canada. It also outlines how to access it and understand pricing for orders without insurance.

What Panacur Aquasol Is and How It Works

Panacur Aquasol® contains fenbendazole, a benzimidazole anthelmintic formulated for flock water systems. It is a fenbendazole 200 mg/mL oral suspension designed to medicate drinking water so entire flocks receive consistent exposure. The active ingredient binds parasite beta-tubulin, disrupting microtubule formation and energy metabolism. That action can reduce worm burden in the gastrointestinal tract when used according to the label.

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This medicine is intended for veterinary use as directed by a licensed professional. It can be integrated into a broader parasite-control program that includes biosecurity, litter management, and rotation strategies. Always follow the product label and your prescriber’s guidance for species, class of birds, mixing, and withdrawal instructions.

Who It’s For

This treatment is labeled for poultry where fenbendazole therapy is appropriate. As a fenbendazole solution for poultry, it targets susceptible gastrointestinal nematodes listed in the official labeling. It may be used in broiler flocks or other approved classes of birds as specified by the label and prescriber. Birds with known hypersensitivity to benzimidazoles should not receive this therapy.

Observe all label directions for any meat or egg withdrawal intervals. If the label restricts use in laying hens producing eggs for human consumption, follow those restrictions. Use only in species and production classes indicated on the package insert or by your veterinarian.

Dosage and Usage

Panacur Aquasol dosing for chickens follows label instructions based on estimated bodyweight and typical daily water intake of the flock. The calculated volume is mixed into drinking water so that birds consume the intended amount of active ingredient over the labeled administration period. The medicated water should be the sole source of drinking water during treatment.

Before mixing, review the instructions for medicators or header-tank systems specified in the package insert. Prepare fresh medicated water as directed; do not store diluted solutions beyond label guidance. Ensure even distribution through lines and confirm that all drinkers function properly. Monitor water consumption closely, as environmental conditions and flock health can affect intake.

If you use a dosing pump, calibrate it before each course and verify the flow rate. Avoid mixing the suspension with other water additives unless the label or your prescriber confirms compatibility. Defer to the official label for doses, duration, and any re-treatment intervals.

Strengths and Forms

The product is supplied as an oral suspension. Common presentations include liter-size bottles for flock dosing. The labeled strength is Panacur Aquasol 200 mg/mL. Bottle sizes and packaging may vary by supplier and market. Availability can differ over time and by jurisdiction.

Missed Dose and Timing

For drinking-water medications, timing depends on continuous access. If water lines run dry or birds lack access to medicated water, restore supply promptly and consult the label to determine whether to continue, restart, or adjust the course. Do not double the concentration to compensate. Consistent intake across the labeled period is important for effectiveness, so check line pressure, drinker function, and water palatability daily.

Storage and Travel Basics

Store the unopened bottle in accordance with the product label. Keep the container tightly closed, upright, and protected from excessive heat or freezing. Avoid direct sunlight and keep out of reach of children and animals. Shake well if the label instructs before measuring a dose. For travel, pack the bottle securely in leak-resistant packaging and carry a copy of the veterinary prescription or order documentation if required.

Use clean measuring devices dedicated to veterinary medicines to prevent cross-contamination. Discard any diluted preparation that exceeds label time limits. Do not repurpose empty bottles; follow local regulations for disposal.

Benefits

This class of medicine has practical advantages when flock-level treatment is needed. As a Panacur Aquasol poultry dewormer, the formulation allows uniform administration through established drinking systems. It can reduce handling stress compared with individual dosing and may simplify large-scale operations where birds are housed in multiple pens.

• Water-based dosing: treats the flock via drinker lines
• Targeted worm control: benzimidazole class activity
• Label-directed use: species and class as approved
• Operational efficiency: minimizes bird handling
• Flexible integration: part of broader parasite programs

Side Effects and Safety

On-label use is generally well tolerated in poultry. Some birds may show mild, transient changes such as softer droppings or reduced feed intake during treatment. These effects usually resolve after the course ends. Handle the undiluted suspension carefully to avoid eye or skin contact. Wear appropriate protective equipment during mixing and line maintenance.

Serious reactions are uncommon but can occur. Signs of hypersensitivity, severe lethargy, or unexpected flock morbidity require prompt veterinary attention. Observe all withdrawal periods for meat and eggs listed on the label. Keep the product away from non-target species and open water sources.

• Mild digestive changes
• Temporary appetite reduction
• Possible hypersensitivity reactions
• Human handler exposure risks

Drug Interactions and Cautions

Benzimidazoles have few documented pharmacologic interactions in birds, but practical issues may arise when multiple additives are placed in the same water system. Avoid combining this suspension with disinfectants, vitamins, or electrolytes in the drinker lines unless directed by the label or prescriber. Do not administer to birds with known hypersensitivity to fenbendazole.

Use caution in flocks with reduced water intake due to illness, heat stress, or equipment malfunction. Accurate estimation of bodyweight and daily water consumption is critical for correct administration. Confirm the species and production class on the label before use.

What to Expect Over Time

During and after a labeled course, worm burdens may decrease, which can support improvements in intestinal health and performance. Visible changes in droppings or bird condition vary by parasite load, housing, nutrition, and overall flock health. Maintain good litter hygiene and biosecurity to limit re-exposure. Your prescriber may recommend periodic monitoring and integrated control measures to align with the farm’s parasite profile.

Compare With Alternatives

Other anthelmintic strategies exist for poultry where approved and available. Some programs rotate chemical classes to help manage resistance risks while following veterinary guidance. We also carry formulations for different species, including fenbendazole granules for dogs and pyrantel solutions for horses, which are not approved for poultry use.

Examples include Panacur Granules 22 2 and Strongid T; these serve as species-specific options outside poultry. For label-based comparisons within poultry, your veterinarian can advise on generic fenbendazole 200 mg/mL alternatives if listed in your region.

Pricing and Access

We list transparent Panacur Aquasol Canadian pricing on each product page. You can review current pricing and place an order with US shipping from Canada after prescription verification when required. Total costs vary by bottle size, quantity, and prescriber instructions. We support encrypted checkout to protect your information.

Looking for seasonal deals? See our Promotions page for current offers when available. For broader supplies across species, browse the Pet Medications category to compare options and packaging.

Availability and Substitutions

Supply can vary by market conditions. If the item is unavailable, your prescriber may recommend an alternative that fits your flock and regulatory requirements. We cannot guarantee restock dates. When substitutions are needed, your veterinarian will confirm suitability for species, production class, and withdrawal periods.

Patient Suitability and Cost-Saving Tips

This therapy suits veterinary-supervised poultry operations where label directions can be followed and water consumption is monitored. It may not be appropriate in settings with unreliable water systems, severe illness reducing intake, or where label restrictions apply to laying birds. Discuss farm goals, biosecurity, and re-infestation risks with your prescriber before initiating treatment.

To manage expenses, consider consolidating needs into fewer shipments, using multi-bottle orders as directed, and setting calendar reminders for follow-up courses recommended by your clinician. For pet-care learning across species, you can read Droncit For Cats And Dogs, Cerenia Tablets And Injections, and Cephalexin For Dogs And Cats for general veterinary topics.

Questions to Ask Your Clinician

• Which parasites on our farm are targeted by this therapy?
• What mixing method and medicator settings fit our water system?
• How should we estimate flock water intake during hot weather?
• What meat and egg withdrawal intervals apply to our birds?
• Can we run electrolytes or vitamins alongside this course?
• What monitoring signs indicate the plan is working as intended?
• When should we consider rotation to another anthelmintic class?

Authoritative Sources

MSD Animal Health | Health Canada DPD | EMA Panacur AquaSol

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