1 form: scored tablet. In force in Georgia: 1 of 1 (veterinary register).
Forms and doses1 of 1 in force in Georgia
The dose from the product's label, by species and weight. Check the label of the pack you use.
Form
Species
Weight
Dose
Frequency
Georgia
Scored tablet · Cat up to 2 kg
Cat
up to 2 kg
1/4 tablet
A quarter tablet up to 2 kg (label table for cats: up to 2 kg a quarter, 2-4 kg a half, over 4 kg three quarters). Usually a single dose; in a heavy infestation it may be repeated on the next two days. Kittens from 2 weeks of age every 2 weeks until 12 weeks, then every 3 months; pregnant and nursing queens are treated with the kittens. Overdose may cause transient nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea; the label notes that cats are somewhat more sensitive than dogs.
A quarter tablet up to 2 kg. The label's general dose (ÚSKVBL, 2024) is 5 mg praziquantel and 50 mg fenbendazole per kg, that is 1 tablet per 10 kg.
Usually a single dose; in a heavy infestation the treatment may be repeated on the next two days.
Puppies: from 2 weeks of age, every 2 weeks until 12 weeks, then every 3 months. Pregnant bitches (Toxocara canis): 2-3 weeks before whelping and after whelping, together with the puppies.
The tablet is cross-scored and splits into quarters. It may be given directly, in food or crushed.
Give 1 tablet at 5–10 kg, providing fenbendazole 500 mg and praziquantel 50 mg. This label provides fenbendazole 50 mg/kg. The separate 100 mg/kg single-dose Panacur rule does not apply to this tablet; follow the package schedule.
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CatLabelled treatment and routine control of susceptible gastrointestinal nematodes and cestodes in cats
A quarter tablet up to 2 kg (label table for cats: up to 2 kg a quarter, 2-4 kg a half, over 4 kg three quarters). Usually a single dose; in a heavy infestation it may be repeated on the next two days. Kittens from 2 weeks of age every 2 weeks until 12 weeks, then every 3 months; pregnant and nursing queens are treated with the kittens. Overdose may cause transient nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea; the label notes that cats are somewhat more sensitive than dogs.
Cat
up to 2 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
1/2 tablet
Give 0.5 tablet for a body weight of 2–4 kg, according to the label table.
Cat
2–4 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
3/4 tablet
Give 0.75 tablet above 4 kg. The label table gives no upper feline weight limit: every cat above 4 kg receives 0.75 tablet.
Cat
over 4 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
1/4 tablet
A quarter tablet up to 2 kg. The label's general dose (ÚSKVBL, 2024) is 5 mg praziquantel and 50 mg fenbendazole per kg, that is 1 tablet per 10 kg.
Usually a single dose; in a heavy infestation the treatment may be repeated on the next two days.
Puppies: from 2 weeks of age, every 2 weeks until 12 weeks, then every 3 months. Pregnant bitches (Toxocara canis): 2-3 weeks before whelping and after whelping, together with the puppies.
The tablet is cross-scored and splits into quarters. It may be given directly, in food or crushed.
Dog
up to 2 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
1/2 tablet
For puppies and small breeds, give 0.25 tablet up to 2 kg, 0.5 tablet at 2–5 kg, and 1 tablet at 5–10 kg.
Dog
2–5 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
1 tablet
Give 1 tablet at 5–10 kg, providing fenbendazole 500 mg and praziquantel 50 mg. This label provides fenbendazole 50 mg/kg. The separate 100 mg/kg single-dose Panacur rule does not apply to this tablet; follow the package schedule.
Dog
5–10 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
1 1/2 tablets
For medium breeds, give 1.5 tablets at 10–15 kg, 2 tablets at 15–25 kg, and 3 tablets at 25–30 kg.
Dog
10–15 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
2 tablets
Give 2 tablets for a body weight of 15–25 kg, according to the label table.
Dog
15–25 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
3 tablets
Give 3 tablets for a body weight of 25–30 kg, according to the label table.
Dog
25–30 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
4 tablets
Give 4 tablets for a body weight of 30–40 kg; the large-breed label table gives 5 tablets for 40–50 kg.
Dog
30–40 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
5 tablets
Give 5 tablets for a body weight of 40–50 kg, according to the label table.
Dog
40–50 kg
By mouth
once
Product label (SPC)
1 tablet per 10 kg
Dogs over 50 kg: the label table ends at 50 kg, so the dose follows the label's general rule of 1 tablet per 10 kg.
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