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I know someone had a formula about how much Ivermectin to give dogs, rather than the expensive heart worm medicine each month.

I assume you can give the the Ivermectin injectable orally?

What is the CC's per weight ratio?

I know I've seen that here, but can't find it...

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I give mine 1cc per 100lb. of dog. 50lb. dog gets 1/2cc. I use sausage or such and inject it then feed it to them.


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.1cc per every 10lb of body weight. It’s not much, only a half a cc for a 50 lb dog. Some people dilute it to make the dosing easier. I charge a syringe then take the needle off, open their mouth and squirt it in the back of their mouth. They don’t act like it tastes very good so I try to get it as far back as possible.

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Originally Posted by catosilvaje
I give mine 1cc per 100lb. of dog. 50lb. dog gets 1/2cc. I use sausage or such and inject it then feed it to them.
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.1cc per every 10lb of body weight. It’s not much, only a half a cc for a 50 lb dog. Some people dilute it to make the dosing easier. I charge a syringe then take the needle off, open their mouth and squirt it in the back of their mouth. They don’t act like it tastes very good so I try to get it as far back as possible.


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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
I know someone had a formula about how much Ivermectin to give dogs, rather than the expensive heart worm medicine each month.

I assume you can give the the Ivermectin injectable orally?

What is the CC's per weight ratio?

I know I've seen that here, but can't find it...

Thanks!
www.heartwormprevention.com

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Originally Posted by Crow hunter
.1cc per every 10lb of body weight. It’s not much, only a half a cc for a 50 lb dog. Some people dilute it to make the dosing easier. I charge a syringe then take the needle off, open their mouth and squirt it in the back of their mouth. They don’t act like it tastes very good so I try to get it as far back as possible.
Yep, a tenth per ten pounds was the standard dosage forever. Vets have backed off that amount in recent years as it’s a massive overdose, and not necessary. That amount doesn’t harm the dog at all, it’s just a waste of Ivomec. My 65 pound lab gets about .3 cc’s each month and does fine.

Yes it tastes horrible. Wife and I took it durning the Covid scare weekly and I dreaded it. It didn’t matter how far back in my throat I’d shoot it, I’d still taste that awful concoction. The aftertaste would hang with you for a good while also.


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I give it to my beagles and have for years. I inject it and give orally.
The bottle I have says 1 ml. per 75 pound body weight on hogs so I usually give them around 30 ml. since none of them are over 25 pounds.
I do it once a month.

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Originally Posted by JTrapper73
I give it to my beagles and have for years. I inject it and give orally.
The bottle I have says 1 ml. per 75 pound body weight on hogs so I usually give them around 30 ml. since none of them are over 25 pounds.
I do it once a month.
Not 30 ml/cc, .30 maybe?


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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
I know someone had a formula about how much Ivermectin to give dogs, rather than the expensive heart worm medicine each month.

I assume you can give the the Ivermectin injectable orally?

What is the CC's per weight ratio?

I know I've seen that here, but can't find it...

Thanks!
www.heartwormprevention.com


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I see that solution is .05% vs the Ivermectin injectable at 1% sold for veterinary use.

Looks like about the same dosage calculation though.


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I got plenty of that for the cattle... wink


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That's how cow dogs stay worm free up here.

They run right up the chute!


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Originally Posted by Hastings
Originally Posted by JTrapper73
I give it to my beagles and have for years. I inject it and give orally.
The bottle I have says 1 ml. per 75 pound body weight on hogs so I usually give them around 30 ml. since none of them are over 25 pounds.
I do it once a month.
Not 30 ml/cc, .30 maybe?

Correct. My mistake.

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It's not considered safe for collie and shepherd type dogs.

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/heartworm-medication-side-effects/#:~:text=Given%20at%20the%20proper%20doses,threatening%20reaction%20called%20ivermectin%20toxicity.

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1/10th CC for every 10 pounds of dog weight to 50 lbs. anything heavier, a CC

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I had quail dogs that I treated with it for 15 years, none got heartworms

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Originally Posted by Wannabebwana
It's not considered safe for collie and shepherd type dogs.

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/heartworm-medication-side-effects/#:~:text=Given%20at%20the%20proper%20doses,threatening%20reaction%20called%20ivermectin%20toxicity.


I've heard that.

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Does anyone actually get their dogs tested for heartworm?


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Originally Posted by saddlesore
Does anyone actually get their dogs tested for heartworm?
It's apparently an extremely rare condition, and almost unseen in the northern states.

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Originally Posted by saddlesore
Does anyone actually get their dogs tested for heartworm?


I did initially.

If you get a dog that you are uncertain as to whether it's had prevention before, especially in high mosquito areas, it's a good idea.

I don't pay to get new pups tested, or the dogs I've had on heart worm meds. I also use mosquito stuff on them when they are out biting. Been pretty dry this year, and not seen but a few mosquitoes.


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