FECAL AND DEWORMING PROTOCOL!
Puppies & Kittens
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Start deworming process as early as two weeks:
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Three days of Panacur, repeat every 2 weeks
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One day of Ponazuril, repeat in 10 days
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If coccidia positive, change to 3 consecutive days, no need to repeat unless fecal positive again
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Fecal on intake.
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For litters, a group fecal is acceptable for this intake fecal.
*This means fecal samples from several babies are mixedtogether & run as one fecal sample.
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Repeat fecal 2-3 weeks after deworming, regardless of initial fecal results.
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In the event of a positive fecal post deworming, repeat deworming and then repeat fecal 3 weeks post deworming.
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If the repeat fecal is holding up an approved adopter, repeat fecal can occur earlier, but it may still read as a positive.
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Adults
Fecal protocol is the same for adults as it is for puppies and kittens, with the following exceptions:
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Initial fecal before deworming is not required, but highly recommended.
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Deworming does not need to be repeated if the first fecal is negative.
Where can you get a fecal done?
Drop-off fecals* available at any of the following; fecals are also offered at our vet partners at the time of appointments.
*Must bring fresh fecal sample. Always bring a fresh fecal sample to any of your vet appointments in case fecal exam is needed!
Broward
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Fort Lauderdale: Office appointment with vet tech, either drop-off or regular appt
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Weston Road, message GK Medical to arrange
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Parkland: Heather Levy, vetbox
Palm Beach
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Boca: Lund, message GK Medical to arrange
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Boynton: Pet Calls, message GK Medical to arrange
Miami
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South Miami Animal Clinic, message GK Medical to arrange
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UM area, Moni Kreinberg (FB: Moni Kberg), vetbox
Panacur aka fenbendazole
Broad-spectrum dewormer that kills roundworms, hookworms, whipworms
Ponazuril aka Marquis
Drug used to treat protozoal and coccidial infections in dogs and cats