Are all swine deworming products made equal?

• Is an orally fed product, which comes as a pellet when labeled for swine.
• Controls lung worms, stomach worms, nodular worms, round worms, and kidney worms.
• Safe-Guard pellets are meant to be top-dressed or mixed into swine feed and fed for a period of 3-12 days, depending on the rate at which it is mixed.
• There is no withdrawal time for the safe-guard product and it can be fed up to slaughter.
• Please note, Safe-Guard does not address external parasite issues (lice or mange).

Ivomec (Ivermectin)

• Can be found as an injectable, oral (premix) or topical product at most stores.
• Controls gastrointestinal (large roundworm, red stomach worm, nodular worm, thread worm) worms, lung worms, lice and mange mites in swine.
• Ivermectin injectable should be injected subcutaneous under the skin, in the neck of the animal.
• Withdrawal time is 18 days pre-slaughter for injected product or 7 days for the oral product.

• This product is the same as ivermectin, the label name is different.
• All of the above information for ivermectin applies.
• Withdrawal time is 7 days for the product when given in feed.

• Is an injectable product labeled for swine.
• Controls round worms, lung worm, kidney worm, lice and mange mites.
• Dectomax should be injected intramuscularly, in the neck of the animals.
• Withdrawal time is 24 days pre-slaughter

• This product is given orally and mixed with the animals drinking water.
• Controls round and nodular worms.
• Withdrawal time is 21 days pre-slaughter.