Herbal Pet Wormer

PET WORMER IS NOT FOR HORSES!!! We always recommend worming your pets at the same time as doing your own parasite cleanse.  This will lessen the chance of reinfection from your furry pals.  The pet wormer is an all natural herbal blend, made from the same high quality ingredients as our other products.  It comes in a loose powder that is sprinkled on your pet's food.  Pet Wormer should be used 2-3 times per year.  Pet Wormer can be used on pets as soon as they are weaned, simply adjust the dose down. Inside pets  2 times per year and outside pets 3 times per year.  Any left overpowder can be stored in the freezer for future use. The dosing is as follows: 1 pinch for every 5 pounds of body weight 3 times per day for 5 days.  If dosing 3 times per day is not possible, then take the total daily amount and divide in half and dose 2 times per day. To be more specific: TOTAL DAILY AMOUNTS  5-10 pounds = 1/8 t. total daily 11-15lbs = 1/4 t. total daily 16-20 = 1/3 t. total daily 21-30 = 1/2 t. total daily 31-40 = 3/4 t. total daily 41-50 = 1 t. total daily 51-60 = 1 & 1/8 t. total daily 61-70 = 1 & 1/4 t. total daily 71-80 = 1 & 1/2 t. total daily 81-90 = 1 & 3/4 t. total daily 100 = 2 t. total daily   1 ounce will worm a 100 pound dog for 5 days for one month  1/2 ounce will worm a 50 pound dog for 5 days for one month 1/4 ounce will worm a 25 pound dog for 5 days for one month 1/8 ounce will worm a 12 pound dog for 5 days for one month   ADDITIONAL INFORMATION   Your Pet Wormer will keep fresh if it is stored in a cool, air-tight, dry, dark place.  The freezer is ideal.  If worming indoor cats, be sure to clean and disinfect the litter box daily as they will be passing parasites and parasite eggs.  If worming outdoor pets, remove all visible feces immediately.  You can also daily disinfect their outdoor bathroom area by mixing 1 cup of regular strength bleach to 1 gallon of water and spraying where they have defecated.  This will help remove parasite eggs that pass in the feces and will help prevent reinfection. Do not be alarmed if your pet vomits parasites - this does not always happen, but it will happen on occasion in some pets.  Vomiting is one of their body's ways of removing harmful substances - including parasites.  Very few pets will refuse the herbal wormer when mixed in their food - however, if this occurs, many pet owners find that mixing the dose into a spoonful of honey or molasses will do the trick quite nicely.  Even the pickiest cat will take their Pet Wormer if it is mixed into tuna or tuna oil.     PET WORMER INGREDIENTS Black Walnut Cloves Wormwood Ginger Cayenne Senna Garlic    ORDER PET WORMER NOW!