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Safe-Guard 0.5% Alfalfa Multi-Species Pellets

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Product Summary:

Safe-Guard Medicated Dewormer for Beef and Dairy Cattle 0.5% Alfalfa-Based Pellets

Safe-Guard Medicated Dewormer lets you feed and deworm in a single step. Armed with fenbendazole, the active ingredient in all Safe-Guard products, these Alfalfa-based pellets are effective against worms, stomach worms, and intestinal worms in cattle. Use for removal and control of lungworms (dictyocaulus viviparus), stomach worms: Barberpole worms (Haemonchus contortus), brown stomach worms (Ostertagia ostertagi), small stomach worms (Trichostrongylus axei); Intestinal worms: Hookworms (Bunostomum phlebotomum), thread-necked intestinal worms (Nematodirus helvetianus), small intestinal worms (cooperia punctata & C. onophora; Bankrupt worms: (Trichostrongylus colubriformis); and Nodular worms (Oesophagostomum radiatum).

Item Specifications:

Active Ingredient:
Fenbendazole: 0.5% (2.27 g/lb.)

Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein (min.): 15%
Crude Fat (min.): 1%
Crude Fiber (max.): 30%>

Feeding Instructions:
5mg fenbendazole per kg body weight/2.27mg per lb. body weight
Feed for one day. No prior withdrawal of feed or water necessary. When feed containing Safe-Guard has been fed for one day according to above rates, a total intake of 2.27mg fenbendazole per pound body weight is assured. Under conditions of continued exposure to parasites, retreatment may be needed after 4-6 weeks.

Warnings:
Keep this drug out of the reach of children. Not for use in humans.
Cattle must not be slaughtered within 13 days following last treatment. For dairy cattle there is no withdrawal period.

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Style Item Number Model Number UPC
1 lb E012887 001 052774 797734192551
5 lb E012887 005 056790 094922614827

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Price seemed good & we have a mini horse who is next to impossible to worm otherwise!
KELLY S on May 19, 2017
Price seemed good & we have a mini horse who is next to impossible to worm otherwise!
KELLY S on May 19, 2017
I like the product and a few of my girls are NOT easy to worm. This is a great product for this situation.
Guinette P on Jul 3, 2015
I like the product and a few of my girls are NOT easy to worm. This is a great product for this situation.
Guinette P on Jul 3, 2015
how many mg in 1# of wormer?
A shopper on Mar 3, 2015
BEST ANSWER: 2.27 mg per pound body weight per 1000 pound horse which in turn would mean 2270 mg
I cannot clearly see the bag. This works for cattle and horses but does it work for goats?
A shopper on Apr 13, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I am pretty sure you can. I use for horses but i believe it it fine for goats as well.
Does it come with a measurement scooper? or do we need a scale to figure out the 2270mgs?
A shopper on Mar 4, 2015
BEST ANSWER: There is no scoop - this product is fed by weight. A scale would be a good idea for accuracy. This dewormer is fed on a single day in place of the animal's grain ration. A pound contains 0.5% Fenbendazole and is designed to treat a 1000 lb animal. If the animal's weight is 500 lbs then half a pound should be fed; likewise, if the animal's weight is 1200 lbs then 1.2 lbs should be fed.
how much do i feed a 1000 lb animal?
gladyb on Feb 27, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Feed 5 mg fenbendazole per kg body weight in a one (1) day treatment (2.27 mg fenbendazole per pound of body weight).
can this be used for horses?
jan w on Dec 4, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Yes. I give it to my ornery, picky ole mule and he eats it just fine. Horses are listed first on the back of the package.
So i have been looking at this product for a while now, bought it at my local feed store a few yrs back for beef steers had just got to raise up. The cattle guy i got my steers from was not to trust worthy on health care so as a precaution i would de lice and worm them just for safe measure and used this product on them and they ate it up without taking a second glance. Want to really invest in this product as i run a small livestock farm. and have done as much research as i can to find either this multi species or something more specific. So my question is if this a multi species and works for cattle, goats and horses, would it be safe for sheep as well or can sheep be wormed with a feed through wormer ? have been racking my brain on this for sometime and don't really want take the leap and be the first to experiment if has not been tested on them yet, as if the risk is to great. This yr hasnt been a good one for my flock.
ashley s on Mar 31, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This product is rated for cattle only. To find out about use on other species, we would have to refer you directly to the Manufacturer: www.merck.com or phone 1-800-521-5767.
Is this safe for rabbits? How often, what's the dosage if necessary. Thank you
Gadiza A on Jan 19, 2017
BEST ANSWER: ive never used it on rabbits, actually ive never heard of anyone worming rabbits, you might need to ask a vet for a better answer, i would think that if you adjust the dose for the weight of the rabbit , then there shouldnt be a problem, 1 bag is meant for a 1250 lb horse, so i would go from there, maybe a few pellets at most
Is this safe for weanlings?
A shopper on Oct 21, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Sorry I honestly do not know if it is safe for weanlings. I'd advise you to ask your vet. Great product however, I have used on full size horses as well as a mini.
does it work on bots?
sherry t on Jun 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No. Fenbendazole doesnt work on bots. Something with ivermectin is your best bet. If your horse is hard to worm, you might try giving them treats like applesauce or jelly in a big syringe. Once they get used to that, sneak in the wormer. I learned that trick from Clinton Anderson.
Is this safe to give a mare who is l0 months pregnant?
A shopper on Oct 2, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Ask your Vet. Normally the mare should have fecal tests to determine parasite burden.
can you feed it to sheep ?
peggy h on Dec 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It basically says most animals can take this product and there is a picture of a big horned sheep on there and the big horned sheep is mentioned in the directions for dose.