Panacur/Safeguard

This is not intended to replace veterinary care AT ALL. This method is merely the one which I employ...
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As regards the 10% Fenbendazole suspension labeled for either goats or cattle, it is hypothetically dosed as follows in canids & is given in said dosage orally for 3 days:
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3 ml for 15 lbs
4 ml for 20 lbs
5 ml for 25 lbs
6 ml for 30 lbs
7 ml for 35 lbs
8 ml for 40 lbs
9 ml for 45 lbs
10 ml for 50 lbs
11 ml for 55 lbs
12 ml for 60 lbs
13 ml for 65 lbs
14 ml for 70 lbs
15 ml for 75 lbs
16 ml for 80 lbs
17 ml for 85 lbs
18 ml for 90 lbs
19 ml for 95 lbs
20 ml for 100 lbs

One ml equals one cc...these individually equal 1/4 tsp.

Why use metronidazole (potentially quite a bit more iffy than Fenbendazole) for Coccidia/Giardia & general diarrhea when fenbendazole is the recommended protocol? 

Fenbendazole is heaps safer than Metronidazole (aka "Flagyl")...

One can also procure the canine labeled Panacur-C  and merely follow the guidelines for dosing canids (these exist online & within the minds of veterinarians)...*Please DO note that the instructions on the label are for ruminants...NOT dogs & they are vastly different dosages than what a dog requires, don't follow em*... one can go with Safeguard or Panacur...either way, the 10% suspension is a great deal more affordable than the canine-powder...

All can be procured from Revival...Amazon...& everywhere else, including the local feedstore...without a prescription...

I mentioned fenbendazole in earlier post as being known for significantly reducing tumors in man & beast alike...I've attached 2 articles for your perusal...
again...my info should be taken hypothetically & for entertainment purposes only.