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🟢 Basic Pet Parasite Care Kit

Original price was: $88.50.Current price is: $79.65.

This bundle is ideal for homes with 1–3 pets, especially when you want a practical first-line parasite plan for:

  • new puppies or kittens
  • newly adopted rescue pets
  • pets from breeder, kennel, shelter, or foster settings
  • pets with parasite exposure in shared yards, litter areas, or runs
  • pets dealing with suspected or confirmed intestinal worms plus coccidia-related digestive upset

 

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🟢 Basic Pet Parasite Care Kit

Original price was: $88.50.Current price is: $79.65.

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Description

A smart starter bundle for small dog and cat households that want broader intestinal parasite coverage in one kit. This bundle combines a broad-spectrum dewormer with a targeted anticoccidial, helping pet owners address two of the most common parasite categories seen in puppies, kittens, foster pets, rescue intakes, and multi-pet homes: worms and coccidia. Common intestinal parasites in dogs and cats include roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, tapeworms, and coccidia.

 

✅ Summary of Dosage:

  • Fenbendazole: 0.23 mL per lb, once daily for 3 days. Repeat if needed.
  • Toltrazuril (dogs): 0.045 mL per lb, once, monitor feces.
  • Toltrazuril (cats): 0.136 mL per lb, once daily for 2–3 days, repeat if indicated.

Detailed Fenbendazole 10% Dosage chart

Body weight (lb)Dose (mL)FrequencyDuration
2 lb0.46once daily3 days
5 lb1.15once daily3 days
10 lb2.3once daily3 days
20 lb4.6once daily3 days
30 lb6.9once daily3 days
40 lb9.2once daily3 days

Notes:

  • Give with food to reduce stomach upset.
  • Repeat treatment after 2–3 weeks if reinfection or fecal-positive result.
  • Dog label safe in puppies 6+ weeks and pregnant bitches; cat use extra-label.
  • Targets: roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, certain tapeworms.

 

Detailed Toltrazuril 10% dosage chart

Body weight (lb)Dose (mL)FrequencyDuration
2 lb0.09once1 day
5 lb0.225once1 day
10 lb0.45once1 day
20 lb0.9once1 day
30 lb1.35once1 day
40 lb1.8once1 day

Notes:

  • Can be given with or without food.
  • Side effects uncommon, but vet guidance recommended for pregnant/lactating or sick animals.
  • Recheck feces if symptoms persist; a repeat dose may be required.
  • Targets: coccidia (Cystoisospora spp.)

Detailed Cats/Kittens (more effective regimen)

Body weight (lb)Dose (mL)FrequencyDuration
2 lb0.27once daily2–3 days
5 lb0.68once daily2–3 days
10 lb1.36once daily2–3 days
15 lb2.04once daily2–3 days
20 lb2.72once daily2–3 days

 

Notes:

  • Repeat within 10 days for high-shedding or recurrent cases.
  • Administer as a separate measured oral dose from any other medication.
  • Prompt removal of feces and clean litter box frequently to prevent reinfection.

 

Combined bundle use-cases

This bundle is most useful when you need coverage for both:

1. Common intestinal worms
For pets with suspected or confirmed roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, or certain tapeworms.

2. Coccidia-related digestive trouble
For puppies or kittens, rescue pets, or stressed pets with diarrhea, dehydration risk, poor appetite, or poor weight gain where coccidia is suspected or confirmed.

3. Multi-pet homes with shared exposure
When one pet tests positive, shared spaces, litter areas, or contaminated feces can raise the risk for others. Prompt feces removal and frequent cleaning are part of prevention.

 

How each product supports the bundle

Fenbendazole 10% Liquid Solution
Fenbendazole is a well-known oral dewormer used for a variety of parasites. In dogs, labeled guidance supports 50 mg/kg once daily for 3 days. It is commonly given with food, and repeat treatment may be needed if reinfection risk remains or if fecal recheck suggests more treatment is necessary. The U.S. dog label states it is safe for puppies 6 weeks and older and adult dogs, including pregnant bitches. In cats, use is typically extra-label and should follow veterinary direction.

Toltrazuril 10% Liquid Solution
Toltrazuril is an antiprotozoal used by veterinarians for coccidiosis, especially where pets have diarrhea linked to Cystoisospora/Isospora-type coccidia. It is given orally and may be given with or without food, though giving with food can help reduce stomach upset. In dogs and cats, this use is generally off-label/extra-label, and exact regimens vary by species, age, fecal load, and veterinary preference. Published canine data include successful single-dose use around 10 mg/kg, while a licensed canine combo product in Europe delivers 9 mg/kg toltrazuril. In cats, a published study found 30 mg/kg for 2–3 consecutive days worked better than a single dose, with repeat treatment within 10 days improving success in recurrent shedding.

 

Why buy this bundle instead of individual products?

Because these two products solve different parasite problems.

Fenbendazole 10% is used against common intestinal worms such as roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and certain tapeworms. Toltrazuril 10% is used against coccidia, a protozoal parasite that is not treated by fenbendazole. In practical terms, buying only one of these products can leave part of the parasite problem untreated. Buying them together gives pet owners a more complete gut-parasite plan in one purchase. That makes this bundle especially useful when diarrhea, poor growth, messy stools, or parasite exposure could involve more than one type of organism.

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