| Dewormer | Dosage |
|---|---|
| Ivomec Injectable (1% Ivermectin) | 1mL per 30lbs given orally (Ivermectin products do not work well in most of the Southeast US) |
| Ivermectin Paste | 1mL per 30lbs given orally (Ivermectin products do not work well in most of the Southeast US) |
| Eprinex (Eprinomectin 5mg) | 1mL per 10lbs given orally |
| Sheep Cydectin (Moxidectin) | 1mL per 25lbs orally (this should be a LAST RESORT product) |
| Quest (Moxidectin) | 1mL per 25lbs orally (this should be a LAST RESORT product) |
| Safeguard Paste (Fenbendazole) | 1mL per 10lbs orally |
| Safe-Guard Pellets (0.5% Fenbendazole) | ¼ cup per 50lbs give as a feed or mix with a little grain |
| Valbazen (Albendazole) | 1mL per 10lbs ***Do not use in pregnant does |
| Levasol injectable (Levimasole) | 1mL per 50lbs injected subQ |
| Tramisol/Levasol drench (Levimasole) | 1mL per 50lbs orally |
| Tramisol/Levasol Boluses (Levimasole) | 1 bolus per 50lbs orally (can crush & mix with grain if needed) |
| Strongid Paste (Pyrantel pamoate) | 1mL per 10lbs orally (may need to repeat in 10 days for this product to work) |
For internal parasites, Ivermectin products need to be given orally, not by injection or topically. Ivermectin has been greatly overused on livestock throughout the US and doesn’t work as well as it used to in many areas.
If you are using an Ivermectin product be sure to do your fecal egg counts regularly.
DO NOT under-dose dewormers. In most cases it is better to give too much than not enough.
Internal parasites are the number one cause of illness and death in goats under 1 year old.