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Will someone check my math please
I’m getting my bun the liquid Panacur at 10% (100mg/ml). I read to use 20mg/kg as a low dose and 50mg/kg as a high dose.
He weights 2.8 kg. Using the 50mg/kg would mean he gets 140 mg, which would equal about 1.4 mL. Or using the low dose of 20mg/kg, I would give him .56mL?
I could be WAY off so if I’m dumb and doing this wrong someone please help
Thanks!
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