Cattle
Dewormers and Parasite Control
Pipestone Farm Supply carries a short, practical range of cattle dewormers and pour-ons for fall processing and spring turnout. Bimeda Bimectin comes as a 5 L or 20 L ivermectin pour-on and as a 500 mL ivermectin injection (10 mg/mL on its Canadian label, DIN 02275112); Merck Safe-Guard Suspension 10% (250 mL) is a fenbendazole oral drench registered for cattle and horses (DIN 02113171), while the Safe-Guard Paste 10% 25 g syringe is registered for horses only (DIN 02069490); Engage Backline is a 4 L pour-on and Engage Lice Away a 4 L pour-on insecticide. These are veterinary products regulated by Health Canada: read the label for the species, the dose by body weight, meat and milk withdrawal times and handling precautions, and follow your veterinarian's direction on timing and product choice for your herd. Our guide "Bimectin Pour-On for Cattle: Dose, Withdrawal and Rain, from the Canadian Label" walks through the pour-on label. Each product page shows the brand and pack size, and the products are stocked at the Millet store or shipped across Canada.
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- Read the guide: What Does DIN Mean on a Veterinary Product? Health Canada's Definition
Health Canada's definition of a Drug Identification Number (DIN), what the Drug Product Database statuses mean, and the veterinary products we list with their DIN cited.
- Read the guide: Safe-Guard for Cattle: Fenbendazole Dose, Withdrawal and the Canadian Label
How much Safe-Guard Suspension per cow, the 10-day meat withdrawal, milk, the worms its label lists for cattle, and why the horse paste is not a cattle product.
- Read the guide: Cattle Lice Pour-Ons in Canada: Lice-Away, BackLine and Bimectin by Label
Lice-Away, BackLine and Bimectin Pour-On compared from their Canadian labels: rate per animal, the 14-day and two-a-year repeat limits, slaughter intervals and the dairy rules.
- Read the guide: Bimectin Pour-On for Cattle: Dose, Withdrawal and Rain, from the Canadian Label
How much Bimectin Pour-On per cow, the 49-day meat withdrawal, rain and wet hides, dairy cows and grub timing, answered from the Canadian label and Health Canada's Drug Product Database.