Panacur C Canine Dewormer, 1 Gram Packets (3-Count)
The yellow box — one packet a morning for a small dog, three mornings total.
3 pack sizes
The seller sets this price on Amazon — it can drift between one morning scoop and the next.
Shop on AmazonThe heavy lifter of the dog shelf. One orange-box packet is a day's dose for a 40-pound dog; doubled, it carries an 80-pounder, and combined with the smaller boxes it reaches every weight between. Spaniels, shepherds, labs on the lean side — this is their color.
Past the middleweights, the dosing table starts speaking in orange. Forty pounds is one packet; fifty is orange plus yellow; sixty orange plus white; eighty is two oranges in the same bowl. Everything on the big end of the leash resolves into this box plus arithmetic, which is why it empties faster than its two siblings.
For a single 80-pound dog, note the math honestly: a three-day course at two packets a day is six packets — two boxes. Buy both before morning one, or step up to the four-box bundle and stop counting.
Four grams of granules disappears into a labrador-sized breakfast without comment — big dogs are, if anything, the easy patients. The discipline is elsewhere: weigh the actual dog rather than trusting last year's number, and keep the second packet's torn corner on the counter as the receipt that the double dose went out.
The label's coverage is unchanged at this size — roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, Taenia tapeworms — because the dose scales with the dog. There is no stronger medicine in the orange box, only more of it.
The yellow box — one packet a morning for a small dog, three mornings total.
3 pack sizes
The middle size — and the label's own answer for every in-between dog under 20 lb.
2 pack sizesThat is the whole ceremony this room exists for. Every card on these shelves opens the live Amazon listing at whatever the seller is asking today — the feed room just makes sure you walk out with the right box.