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Used Adams NO-MO on my dog about 6 days ago.Three days ago he started passing some pink looking mucus.He has also had a little blood in his stool.He feels fine and looks great.Hes hunting as good as ever.Is this anything to worry about?

NO-MO is for tapeworms. I believe what you described sounds like whipworms to me but I am no expert. I would ask someone more qualified than me but yes I would worry, may want to see a vet.

Same thing happened to a dog I had in my kennels w/ D-worm recently. I wouldn't worry about it unless it continues to happen.

Just got him back from vet.He said his bowells were iritated from the wormer.He gave me a liquid vitamin and anti-biotics.Vet said he would be fine in a few days.

Adams No-Mo is a tapeworm expeller, not a tapeworm killer.

It expells them by blowing everything out of the dogs bowels.
It doesn't kill larvae in the blood stream, just adult tapes in the bowels.
It is hard on the dog physically and is not a wormer because it doesn't kill the worms in the dog.

I don't use them, I use a monthly wormer.

I used no mo for two years now wonder why tapeworm keep showing up.what wormer do you use to keep them clean?thanks Ken

Drontal Kills tape whip round and hook It is 11.00 a pill I used to us dronson it only kills tape worm and my vet charged 4.00 a pill but it took two pills. I am sure their are less expensive ways.

For tapeworm, one of the easiest and most convenient ways to treat is to give Equimax horse wormer - 0.4 to 0.5 CC for beagles in the 20 to 25 lb range. This medication does have IVOMEC so DO NOT GIVE to beagles that are NOT on routine hearworm prevention. I give Ivomec for heartworm prevention so I just skip the dose for that month if I give Equimax for tapeworm. Equimax is available at most farm supply stores including Tractor Supply. Generic Dontal and Droncit are also good choices but mail order requires shipping charges and delay in getting it.

I use safeguard every other month and ivomec every month...I believe it covers everything

Tapeworm killers almost always contains Praziquantel
Drontal, etc.

Most general wormers contain Fenbendazole
Panacur, Safeguard, etc.

It doesn't matter what brand you get as long as it contains those ingredients in the concentration you need.

mo. beagler wrote:I use safeguard every other month and ivomec every month...I believe it covers everything

May leave a little something to be desired as far as getting rid of the rabbit host tapeworm, fine if you aren't bothered by that. See Chuck Terry's post about dealing with tapes. Those things won't kill a dog usually but they can make it look like walking death. If I have one that just won't put on weight and bloom I use the equimax.

do you use ivomec in paste?[horse or goat wormer]?all you use is 1/2 cc? how do you measure it if in a tube? Just getting ready to get some. Thanks Ken

khensler01 wrote:do you use ivomec in paste?[horse or goat wormer]?all you use is 1/2 cc? how do you measure it if in a tube? Just getting ready to get some. Thanks Ken

Ivomec comes in a small container and it's liquid. The correct dosage is 1/10 cc per 10 lb. dog. If you have a 20 lb. beagle, it will get 0.2cc once a month. This is one wormer you will want to be very careful w/.

khensler01 wrote:do you use ivomec in paste?[horse or goat wormer]?all you use is 1/2 cc? how do you measure it if in a tube? Just getting r
eady to get some. Thanks Ken

Ask if you have more questions.. 1/2 cc of the liquid is good for a 50lb dog.. it comes in a brown box with a bulls head on the front. any feed store has it $35 for 50 cc.

ive used ivomec for almost 20 yrs as cool said be careful,any ??????? ask