It is labeled for use in dogs, horses, cattle and pigs that I know of. You can get a horse wormer paste, or a injectable for dogs, cattle and pigs.

That what I have been giving my dogs for years and just about everything else. 1/10 of one cc for every ten pounds of the injectable. Just shoot it down their mouth.


ky you are talking about a paste and he is talking injectable. 1cc per 100 lbs on the injectable. I had some in my coffee this morning. [/quote]

Vit D and zinc are helpful too going into winter

I wonder if there would be a concern with the brain blood barrier for a person with head or brain injury ? The way I understand it is not all breeds of dogs can tolerate Ivermec because of their brain blood barrier ?

True,many collies and border collies can die from it. I used it on other breeds since 1980 also my horses.

Lots of people did horse pills in "the" day....

I had extreme brain trauma and coma in 2009-2010...i take it.

Ok I'm kind of late to the party. Do you do the paste strait or in something? what about taste? I use paste for my dogs for convenience. Just smear it in the side of mouth and tongue then should mouth shut for a few seconds.

I always mixed it with a swallow of coffee. Then get another cup of coffee. To me the paste tastes worse then the injectable.

Try it on a beagle

Try it on a beagle



Sounds like something faucci would do

I've heard if you are taking blood thinners you shouldn't take ivermectin.

The apple flavor is rough and tastes nothing like apple. Its all a lie on flavor for a marketing gimick. To get past the taste, mix it with a spoon full of peanut butter or nutella.

It ain't apple flavor! lol, just man up and swallow it without swishing it around, no worse than cod liver oil, which might keep you from needing the Ivermectin in the first place...

The dosage for humans, according to the doctors in the FLCCC Alliance, is identical in terms of mg per kg of body weight as it is for horses when used as a wormer. That makes it most convenient to just buy the horse version, making sure it has no other meds in it. To make dosing convenient for a horse, ours comes in an oral syringe with body weights - in pounds - marked on the plunger, so you can dial your body weight and push the correct amount out onto a spoon. The "apple flavor" is an insult to your horse, but not is not that terrible. You just man up and wash it down with a drink of water without mushing it around in your mouth too much. It's not super bitter or anything, just blah.

It is worth mentioning that double doses are safe and recommended if you suspect COVID. Ivermectin is one of the safest, most tested, broadly used medications worldwide. It was bad-mouthed and stomped on by pharmaceutical companies during COVID because an existing, safe and inexpensive cure threatened to leave them with billions of dollars on the table in vaccines. It was criminal.

This is worth reading:
https://covid19criticalcare.com/ivermectin/


Yes, and a dog wormer, and a human wormer, and now also found to serve many other useful purposes in medicine.

I believe the prevention protocol for COVID, flu and RSV viruses was 0.2mg/kg of body weight twice a week, but you can double up on the dosage and also take it more often if you're going into an area of high exposure.
Treatment protocol for COVID is 0.4 to 0.6 mg/kg of body weight – one dose daily for at least 5 days or until symptoms resolve.

I did have a human prescription for it at the start of COVID, but later it became easier to get the horse meds. My doctor, who was also a horse owner and very familiar with the veterinary equivalents, told me her family was taking the horse version because the medical "networks" were forcing doctors to push vaccines and not ivermectin. Their jobs were threatened. Bad stuff.

do you take it daily when your feeling bad??

If I felt like I was coming down with something and have not taken it for a while, I would then take it two days in a row. I will never know if the bug I was fighting was COVID, flu, RSV or what, it is gone so fast it doesn't matter. I have never had a need to take it any longer on a daily basis, but I would not hesitate to do so if needed.