Guard Canine Dewormer for Large Dogs, 4-Gram (Pack of 2)

Excellent product

There isn’t a lot to say about this dewormer. It is fenbendazole from a trusted brand, and is effective against the types of parasites listed on the box. If you can find fenbedazole a lot cheaper, it will probably work as well, but this was about the same price, so I decided to go with the name brand.5 stars.

Cured my Dobermans tapeworm. I gave him 2 little packs a day for 3 days. Tape work was dead and passed in his poop 2 days later

My dog ate this with no problem. They seemed to work great.

I use this once a year, max use twice a year. Being out in the country we have lots of critters and my dogs love anything they can put in their mouths. So I use it to keep them parasite free. along with their monthly heart guard and flea tick.

It's in a powder form, but isn't gritty and mixes in soft food, so easily administered to the dogs, no more worms. But I ordered a couple times, but when I went to let again to keep it on hand they raised the price.

I read a couple confusing reviews saying people got less than expected. I received two perfectly sealed boxes that look exactly like what I've previously purchased from a pet pharmacy, each was properly sealed and had 3 (4 gram) packets inside, for a total of 24 grams. It's recommended to "deworm" once or twice a year.My German Shepherd started having what looks like a few rice in his stool over the last couple days. I ordered immediately & received quickly. This product has worked great in the past, the ingredient is fenbendazole, the SAME INGREDIENT as the more expensive brand Panacur. It's what my vet recommends, takes care of all parasites except heartworm, doesn't upset my dog's stomach, and really doesn't have any "side effects" except killing parasites. Does not cause diarrhea, constipation, or poor appetite.It's recommended to give with damp/wet food. I give with a small portion of his ground raw food, then give the rest after he's eaten this. My dog is a PICKY eater, but these powder granules appear to have little taste or smell. If you feed kibble, the package directions recommend moistening a bit. You might also consider mixing with a half can of tuna or wet food during the three days you give this, then giving regular kibble afterward. You DON'T need to make it a "wet paste" (but you could)--you just need it to stick to the food a bit.

Easy to give to dogs