Fenguard-222 (100 x Tablets)

Fenguard-222 Product Overview

Fenguard-222 is labeled as containing fenbendazole 222 mg per tablet and is supplied as 100 tablets. Fenbendazole is an antiparasitic active ingredient used in veterinary products for the treatment and control of certain gastrointestinal parasites in animals.

This listing should not be interpreted as approval for human treatment. The appropriate animal species, parasites, dose, treatment duration and any required follow-up depend on the directions supplied with the product and professional veterinary advice.

Important Veterinary Use Information

Different fenbendazole products may be formulated and labeled for different animal species. Do not assume that directions provided for one product, species or tablet strength apply to another. Before use, carefully check the original packaging for the intended species, active ingredient, tablet strength, dosage directions, warnings, batch information and expiration date.

Fenguard-222 should be used only for the animal species and indications stated on its packaging. If the label is incomplete, unclear or inconsistent with the product received, do not use it until the information has been verified with the supplier, manufacturer or a veterinarian.

How Fenbendazole Works

Fenbendazole belongs to the benzimidazole class of antiparasitic agents. It interferes with essential processes within susceptible parasites, helping control targeted gastrointestinal worms when used correctly.

The parasites affected by treatment can vary according to the animal species and the approved or labeled use of the particular product. Treatment should therefore be based on an appropriate diagnosis and the directions supplied with the product rather than on assumptions about the active ingredient alone.

Before Using Fenguard-222

Consult a veterinarian before use if the animal is young, pregnant, nursing, elderly, unwell, underweight, taking other medicines or has previously reacted to an antiparasitic product. Tell the veterinarian about all medicines, supplements and parasite-control products currently being used.

Accurate body weight may be important when determining an appropriate dose. Underdosing may reduce effectiveness, while using more than directed or repeating treatment too frequently may increase the risk of adverse effects. Do not combine Fenguard-222 with another deworming product unless advised by a veterinarian.

Dosage and Administration

Use Fenguard-222 only according to the directions supplied with the product and veterinary guidance. The correct dose and treatment schedule depend on the animal species, body weight, parasite involved and the specific product label.

Do not provide a general dose for every animal. Do not exceed the labeled amount, extend the treatment period or repeat treatment without appropriate advice. Follow any veterinary recommendations regarding follow-up examination or testing.

Possible Adverse Effects

Animals can respond differently to veterinary medicines. Stop using the product and contact a veterinarian if the animal develops unexpected symptoms or appears unwell during or after treatment.

Seek urgent veterinary assistance for serious symptoms such as collapse, breathing difficulty, severe weakness, seizures, facial swelling or another suspected allergic reaction. Keep the packaging available so the veterinarian can review the product name, strength, batch and ingredients.

Storage and Handling

Store Fenguard-222 in its original packaging in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat, moisture and direct sunlight. Keep the tablets securely stored away from children, food and animals for which the product is not intended.

Do not use tablets that appear damaged, contaminated or discolored, or that are past the expiration date. Retain the packaging and supplied information for reference.

Responsible Parasite Control

Veterinary parasite control may involve more than medication alone. Appropriate hygiene, clean food and water areas, removal of contaminated waste and management of the animal’s environment may help reduce reinfection.

A veterinarian can help determine whether testing is appropriate, identify the parasite involved and recommend a treatment and prevention program suited to the animal.

Key Information

• Labeled as containing fenbendazole 222 mg per tablet
• Supplied as 100 tablets
• Intended for veterinary use according to the product label
• Use only for the stated animal species and indications
• Follow the supplied directions and veterinary advice
• Not presented as an approved treatment for human disease

For general ordering and shipping information, visit our FAQs. For U.S. regulatory information about fenbendazole animal drugs, review the FDA’s animal-drug information. You can also view the related Fenguard-444 product.