Fenbendazole for Dogs and Cats Helmintazole 200 Pet Dewormer Powder (15g)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

So, the total amount is 100 g, and you give 2.5 for a 10-kilogram animal? What is 2.5 – is it 2g or 25g?

This is a bit confusing. Please help. Thanks.

The table shows data for every 10 kg of animal body weight. I understand that

your question is about the doses used to treat dogs and cats. For an accurate understanding,

Here are the following calculations:

Take, for example, a dog weighing 10 kg.

The dose of a single application is 2.5 grams. The procedure should be repeated three times every 12 hours.

2.5 g x 3 g = 7.5 g of the product that we need for a one-time treatment of one 10-kilogram dog

for ” Helmintazole ”

100g: 7.5 = 13.33 times, one 10-kilogram dog can be treated with 100 grams

of “Helmintazole”.

For a 5-kilogram dog, the calculation will look like this:

we will need 3.75 grams of the product for a one-time treatment of one 5-kilogram dog;

100: 3 = 26.26 times, one 5-kilogram dog can be treated with 100 grams

of “Helmintazole”.

For a 50-kilogram dog, the calculation will look like this:

12. 5×3 = 37.5 grams of product that we need for one-time treatment of one 50-kilogram dog;

100: 30 = 2.6 times, one 50-kilogram dog can be treated with 100 grams

of “Helmintazole”.

How do I use the included measuring spoon? Thanks.

On the measuring spoon that is included in the kit, there are 2 labels: 2 ml and 5 ml.

5 ml of the drug weighs about 3 grams, 2.5 ml-1.5 grams, respectively.

For example, if you need to measure 1 gram, you can measure 3 grams first and then divide 3 grams of the drug into 3 equal parts, each of which will be equal to 1 gram. For example, if you need to measure half a gram, then you can measure 1.5 grams, and also divide 1.5 grams of the drug into 3 parts. Each part will contain 0.5 grams of the drug.