Description

Ultimate Small Animal Rotation Pack 2.0 (4oz x 4)

Build a resilient parasite-control plan with a multi-class rotation that addresses common GI nematodes and tapeworms in small-animal settings. Version 2.0 pairs two benzimidazoles with a distinct imidazothiazole—and adds an isoquinoline for tapeworms—so you and your veterinarian can tailor protocols, reduce resistance pressure, and keep records consistent across bottles.

What’s Included

• Fenbendazole 20% (4oz) – benzimidazole used to help manage roundworms/hookworms/whipworms; commonly used in Giardia protocols under vet direction.
• Albendazole 11.36% (4oz ≈ 113.6 mg/mL) – benzimidazole rotation partner for GI nematodes (species/label dependent).
• Levamisole 10% (4oz) – imidazothiazole class targeting GI nematodes; narrow margin of safety in some species—vet oversight recommended.
• Praziquantel 5% (4oz) – isoquinoline for tapeworms, including those associated with fleas/rodents.

Why Rotation 2.0?

• Multi-class approach: Benzimidazoles (fenbendazole/ albendazole) + imidazothiazole (levamisole) + isoquinoline (praziquantel) give your vet options against varied parasite mixes.
• Resistance management: Rotate actives and confirm results with fecal egg count reduction testing (FECRT) 10–14 days post-treatment.
• Record-keeping: COA-backed lots, clear labels, and consistent concentrations simplify logs and audits.

Targets (Program-Dependent)

• GI nematodes: e.g., strongyles/roundworms, hookworms, whipworms (species and region dependent).
• Giardia support: commonly via fenbendazole protocols (vet-directed).
• Tapeworms: address with praziquantel; pair with flea control where relevant.

How to Use (Quick Start)

1. Weigh each animal and dose strictly by weight. Use our calculators:
   Fenbendazole Calculator •
   Albendazole Calculator (11.36% = 113.6 mg/mL).
2. Follow your veterinarian/label for mg/kg and schedule (single vs multi-day; repeats).
3. Hygiene: clean housing, wash bedding, manage litter and waste, and treat environmental sources (e.g., fleas) to reduce re-exposure.
4. Log everything: animal ID, weight, product, mL given, date/time, and lot number; re-check with FECRT in 10–14 days.

Who It’s For

• Breeders, rescues, and small-animal operations seeking a structured rotation with multiple classes on hand.
• Owners working with a veterinarian on targeted selective treatment (TST) and FECRT-driven decisions.

Storage & Safety

• Store sealed in a cool, dry place; keep out of reach of children and animals.
• For animal use only. Not for human use.
• Pregnancy/lactation: consult your veterinarian before use; some actives are avoided during early gestation.
• Cats/very small species: albendazole and levamisole require extra caution; feline use is typically avoided or vet-directed only. Praziquantel/Fenbendazole are commonly selected alternatives as advised by your vet.
• Withdrawals: follow label/veterinarian guidance for meat/milk where applicable.

Pairs Well With

• Nitenpyram Flea Shield Max 5% (rapid flea knockdown) & Flea + Tapeworm Defense Pack for tapeworm cycles.
• Toltrazuril 5% for coccidia support (not covered by the actives above).

Compliance: Educational content only; not a substitute for veterinary care. Follow your product label and your veterinarian’s instructions. Observe legal withdrawal times; confirm current regulations.