9 month old pup and safeguard horse wormer (Paste)?
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 2:28 pm
Yesterday i bought a tube of the safeguard paste for horses, followed the directions found here http://www.geocities.com/pawpawskennels/worms.html
and administered a dose to my 9 month old pup. He weighes 16lbs so i gave him 3 grams which i found to be about 1 complete turn on the dial which put it about the 125 mark.
He was fine the rest of the day yesterday but this morning when i went to feed and water he was holding one of his back legs up like it was hurting him and when he tried to walk he was very uncordinated almost like he was drunk.
Other then that he seems fine...perks up when you call his name etc. and doesn't look sickly but i'm very concerned over this reaction and do not want to give his other 2 doses if this is a reaction from the wormer.
Has anyone ever experienced this? I've searched the forums but haven't found anything that sounds similar.
Any info is greatly appreciated, if he isn't better when i get home from work i'm taking him to the vet but wanted to see if anyone had similar problems before hand.
Thanks in advance,
-Tim
and administered a dose to my 9 month old pup. He weighes 16lbs so i gave him 3 grams which i found to be about 1 complete turn on the dial which put it about the 125 mark.
He was fine the rest of the day yesterday but this morning when i went to feed and water he was holding one of his back legs up like it was hurting him and when he tried to walk he was very uncordinated almost like he was drunk.
Other then that he seems fine...perks up when you call his name etc. and doesn't look sickly but i'm very concerned over this reaction and do not want to give his other 2 doses if this is a reaction from the wormer.
Has anyone ever experienced this? I've searched the forums but haven't found anything that sounds similar.
Any info is greatly appreciated, if he isn't better when i get home from work i'm taking him to the vet but wanted to see if anyone had similar problems before hand.
Thanks in advance,
-Tim