Durvet Ivermectin Pour On Cattle Dewormer 5mg/ml - Ivermectin Topical Solution 250ml

This is a continuation from last notes about using a 1 ml syringe with out the needle. If you do the correct dosage calculations even for 17 lbs it is less than 1ml. ( To get the correct dosage weigh your pet first and type in the pounds x 1ml / 22 for example: 17lbs x 1ml divided by 22lbs = 0.77ml)I state my concern as my career used to be a scientist in the Drug Metabolism Dept & when one uses this particular drug you Need to have the Correct Dosage as not to have long term affect or to tax the kidneys or the liver.I also wanted to recommend a few other products that is been very helpful:For the affected areas, I was applying a combination of Arnica ointment, Triple antibiotic ointment, Bag balm & Tea tree mix them up together in a small container. Over the course of years, none of these items individually worked but together especially once I added the tea tree it was more affective and there was less licking. (You may want to use a soft collar for a few days until it heals up a bit if the back, legs or under belly are really bad.)For sever itching on the belly you can spray Excel Hydrocotisone Spray. Make sure you put a cloth over the belly and rub it in until it drys.I also at the same time ordered the Goodwinol ointment & Dr Harvey's E-mune Supplement. On the affected areas, I put the Godwinol on first sparingly then applied combination that I mixed up over top og te Godwinol.I then mixed up the Emune Support(as a top dressing on the food) Everything cleared up in a few days and the areas got better with no licking or scratching!! (It is also helpful if in the beginning you comb out the dog each night & use a rake comb and not a regular comb or brush. For several reasons: does not hurt the affected areas and easy to clean and disinfect in between the badly effected areas. Also it is better to use in case it is the sarcoptic mange which is contagious to other areas and humans)My vet & I have been struggling for 3 years since I have adopted this 6 year old long hair Dachshund, He has had chronic infections & rashes and constant phases of hair/fur loss every few months & no matter what test we did it always came up negative & no matter what treatment or surgery we did was always only a temporary relief. I am so glad I do not have to give him any more Zertec or rounds of antibiotics.Because he has so many allergies even to grass, & certain foods he is on a great food with special treats. So you might want and make sure that you eliminate these conditions first before using a pesticide.As for the E-mune supplement the product has many nutritional items that I used to feed my husky's as a top dressing (at the time it was designed for humans) and they both lived to be 18 1/2 years old.This supplement was part 2 of the 1, 2 punch. This was a significant part as I have believed that my doggie has some kind of auto immune dysfunction and the supplement just filled in the blanks that he needed nutritionally to get his immune system to function normally. The Ivermectin will be the icing on the cake! DMG is also helpful especially if you see blackness on the belly that seems to come and go.Lastly, I want to Thank all those who wrote in with such Detail that was so helpful to me to select some of these items so that my Teddy acts like his normal self, running, waging his tail and playing with his toys & to finally have hair & fur again! It has only been 2 weeks but I have seen an amazing improvement in less than 2 days.Because I got these 2 items first, I tried them first separately to see what was working and did not do the Ivermectin pour on this month. I will use the next month to complete the treatment or if I see a return of the Demodectic mange since from what I read it does not kill the eggs just the adults. (Once I find a 1ml syringe)Update 20 Dec 2013: Ah..true to form the mange started to returned, as did a milder version of scratching and chewing. (45-60 day cycle) I gave him the Ivermectin pour on and four days all the bumpies are gone! no more scratching, chewing or loss of hair/fur.Teddy is 20.5 lbs and I used 0.93ml. Please remember for small dogs, for an accurate weight reading on a home scale you need to weigh yourself first and then you & your dog. Home scales are not accurate at the lower end. To prove that point when we weighed teddy only it said he was 17lb so it was off by 3.5lbs.Just a little hint.. whenever I use a pour on I always put a sleeveless T shirt on the dog for 24 hours. This way the pour on really works better and gets absorbed in the fur & the body ( and not on the rug or the furniture). Of course it is better for the humans so you do not have to worry about touching that area.What a difference! I have never heard him bark so much, it as if he is talking and sharing information, the toys are all over the place and now he sleeps peacefully for hours. He is so funny now. It also seemed to me that he was constipated for a few days after the Ivermectin.Oh yes, I also added Zukes beef hip action Treats just in case the Chicken strips were contributing to the itching, they are chuck full of goodies and they smell so great! They are also sold on amazon. So for about 35.00 problem solved.Hope all this info will help someone with the same situation and you can get all of these items on Amazon and most had free shipping.

This is going to last forever. Got this for rabbits, around 4-5 lbs full grown. Use 1 drop behind each ear for ear mites. No issues with scabbing/burns. Noticed immense difference after 1st treatment. Previously used injectable orally, and this is much more cost effective. Please make sure you know if your breed is alright to use on, as can be fatal in some due to crossing blood brain barrier.

Great product for chickens.

I purchase this to use with my chickens, and I’ve been very happy with it. The pour-on applicator makes it extremely easy to use, which is a big plus when you’re working with livestock or poultry and need something quick and practical.I’ve found it to be consistently effective for my needs, and the bottle size lasts a long time, making it a good value. The product is easy to measure and apply, and I appreciate that the pourer helps prevent spills or waste.The packaging has always arrived in good condition, and the product has been reliable each time I’ve ordered it. Overall, this has become a staple item for me, and I plan to continue purchasing it.

I did a lot of research on this before I put it on my dog to treat sarcoptic mange. The best way to diagnose sarcoptic mange on your dog is to use the Pedal-Pinna reflex test. Basically, you rub the tip of your dog's ear between your index finger and your thumb. If your dog tries to scratch his body with one of his hind legs, then there's a chance that he/she has sarcoptic mange. You can go to your vet to get a skin scraping, but it's gonna cost you about $60 and the test is only 20% effective...basically useless. Good vets will just treat the dog for sarcoptic mange, instead of doing the skin scrape, especially if the dog displays signs of sarcoptic mange (crusty tips of the ears, missing hair around the body, constant non-stop scratching, etc.).My cocker spaniel was scratching non-stop, barely getting any sleep, and it got to the point where he was literally scratching himself every 5-10 minutes. Anyways, I bought this Durvet Pour On solution to treat him and it seems to have worked. First off, make sure your dog is not allergic to Ivermectin. I think the general rule of thumb is:"Commonly affected breeds include the Collie, Australian Shepherd (all sizes), Shetland Sheepdog, English Shepherd, Old English Sheepdog, McNab, Border Collie, German Shepherd, Long-haired Whippet, and Silken Windhound. Mixed-breed dogs can also be affected. " -[...]Also, one thing to note is, NEVER GIVE THE POUR ON IVERMECTIN ORALLY. The pour-on ivermectin, which is what this Durvet blue solution is, should be applied topically (rubbing on the skin like body lotion). With that said, here is the dosage that I used for my dog from [...]Dosage using Ivermectin Pour-On solution topically for treatment of sarcoptic mange:up to 2 pounds: 0.1 cc3 to 4 pounds: 0.2 cc5 to 6 pounds: 0.3 cc7 to 8 pounds: 0.4 cc9 to 11 pounds: 0.5 cc12 to 13 pounds: 0.6 cc14 to 15 pounds: 0.7 cc16 to 17 pounds: 0.8 cc18 to 19 pounds: 0.9 cc20 to 22 pounds: 1.0 cc23 to 33 pounds: 1.5 cc34 to 44 pounds: 2.0 cc45 to 55 pounds: 2.5 cc56 to 66 pounds: 3.0 cc67 to 77 pounds: 3.5 cc78 to 88 pounds: 4.0 cc89 to 99 pounds: 4.5 cc100 to 110 pounds: 5.0 cc111 to 132 pounds: 6.0 cc133 to 154 pounds: 7.0 ccI gave my dog 2.0cc because he weighed 36 pounds. I applied the solution with a 1cc syringe twice, right between his shoulder blades. The results weren't instantaneous, so you have to be patient. In addition, I washed him every few days with SynergyLabs VF Clinical Care Antiparasitic, Antiseborrheic Medicated Shampoo (SynergyLabs Clinical Antiparasitic Antiseborrheic Medicated and used the following home made spray:"mix a 16-ounce bottle of 3 percent hydrogen peroxide, 4 cups of water and 3 heaping tablespoons of borax. Mix and continue to add borax until it no longer dissolves and sinks to the bottom of the bucket. " [...]I did this every 3-4 days for about 2 weeks. I always sprayed his crate daily with a clorox/water mixture and washed any blankets that he came in contact with, often. After about 2 weeks, there was a noticeable difference in his scratching. The scratching gradually got better over the two weeks.After two weeks, I applied 2.0cc of Ivermectin again. We're about 2 months out now, and his sarcoptic mange is gone. You can do the Pedal-Pinna reflex test just to confirm, but he no longer tries to scratch himself when I rub the tip of his ear.If you want a "cure" for your dog's sarcoptic mange, this pour-on Ivermectin is what you want. Make sure you do your homework before applying though.

This stuff is fantastic! I had my first chicken mite discovery/freak out today and this saved the day. I had a bottle of something else with really scary warnings all down the label on hand, but decided to give Premo Guard Poultry Spray a shot instead since it made me so nervous how many precautions the other stuff required.I saturated my poor Henrietta at the base of her affected feathers and then kept working my way around until she was completely doused (staying away from her face/eyes) all over. I could see the mites dying on contact. It was disgusting, terrifying, satisfying all at the same time and I ended the night so relieved because seeing is believing - I wasn’t expecting immediate results. I did this in the evening while she was already on her perch as it made it much easier to spin her around and be thorough.I hope she feels so much better tomorrow! I think she was starting to become anemic and I couldn’t figure out what was making her out of sorts and over-preened for a while now.

I wouldn't recommend self-treating your guinea pigs if you've never been through mange mites before, but for those who have been there and done that, this pour-on version of Ivermectin is an effective alternative to an expensive trip to the vet. When my newest young guinea pig, recently purchased from a pet store, started scratching and losing small clumps of hair, I dreaded what a trip to the vet might entail: a painful scratch test (which would probably show nothing), antibiotics (cha-ching), meds for mites, etc. Very expensive. I read about Ivermectin and decided to give it a try.Fortunately, my order arrived quickly. Took about a week and a half to see some improvement in his scratching, but a month later, my piggie looks like he's back to his old self.Advice to those trying it:1. READ the directions carefully. Read them again. Study them. Follow them to the letter.2. Weigh your animal ACCURATELY. It's VERY important to get the dosage right. Too little, it's ineffective; too much, you could cause permanent nerve damage or death. (I bought a small scale that dieters use--perfect for my cavies. Measures to the gram. Also found it on Amazon!)3. Use the correct needle-less size syringe.4. Wear gloves to avoid touching the solution. (Ivermectin is a medicine for humans as well.)5. STERILIZE the cage. (My vet several years ago instructed me to use 1 part bleach to 9 parts water in a spray bottle. Rinse well. Don't forget to spritz the cage bars too. Also rinse them well. If you don't clean the cage thoroughly, the mites can hop right back on after the med wears off!) Throw away your cavy's wooden chew toys, and invest in new ones.6. Check the bedding and hay you are using. They could be the source of your mites.7. If you have multiple guinea pigs, treat all of them, even if they are not showing signs of mites yet.8. Don't bathe your piggies again until the entire treatment is done.Mange mites are not only a torment to animals, they can also be fatal. Getting rid of them is a real headache, so you'll have to cleanse the living space in addition to uisng Ivermectin on your pet. (There is a picture of a cow on the front of the bottle, but I understand that Ivermectin can also be used for horses, goats, cats, and some breeds of dogs--but not all!--in addition to guinea pigs. There is enough liquid in the bottle to last for hundreds of guinea pigs! Not sure when the expiration date is.)Good luck!

Muy buen producto mis animalitos conejitos se curaron con dos veces q le aplique!! Lo recomiendo muchísimo es muy efectivo!! Gracias