Safe-Guard 0.5% Dewormer for Beef and Dairy Cattle

Pellets may be top dressed on feed or blended with the ground feed. Fenbendazole 0.5% dewormer removes lungworms, stomach worms, intestinal worms, bankrupt worms, and nodular worms in cattle. Feed at the rate of 1 lb. of pellets per 1000 lbs. body weight for one feeding.

Strategic Deworming
Research has shown that cattle roundworms reach a peak of activity in early summer. Worming during June strategically reduces the parasite burden. Egg counts in the manure drop, reducing re-infestation for remainder of grazing season. Works in both cows and calves.

expect up to:
* 22-70 lbs. extra gain in yearlings
* 30-60 lbs. heavier weaning weights
* 10% higher conception rates

Q: How often should cattle be dewormed using Safeguard?
A: A strategic deworming schedule should be followed for deworming cattle, which typically includes administering dewormer once in the spring, then again mid-summer, and in the fall after the grazing season concludes.

Q: Is Safeguard safe to administer to pregnant cows?
A: This dewormer for cattle is safe for pregnant animals in any stage of gestation.

Q: How many doses should I give to my cattle?
A: Ensure that you are using the correct dosage to effectively deworm your cattle; refer to label indications for product specifications and administration intervals. Speak with your veterinarian for more information and guidance that is tailored to your specific operation and regionality.

Q: Can Safeguard be used on animals other than cattle?
A: It is important to follow label indications when using any product. For both safety and efficacy, do not use this dewormer, or similar products, for any species not denoted on the label. Look to pet dewormers and dewormers for horses that are specifically formulated to the species, and parasite risks, available at Valley Vet Supply.

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