Panacur C 1 Gram Packets, Five-Box Bundle (15 Packets)
Fifteen packets deep — the foster home and breeder shelf-stock size.
3 pack sizes
Two yellow boxes travelling together, for households where worming day has two bowls in it. Six 1 gram packets run two small dogs through the same three mornings — or bank one box for the six-month repeat the calendar will ask for anyway.
The quiet failure mode of a two-dog house is staggered worming: one dog cleared in March, the other in April, and the yard never actually clean. Two boxes arriving together removes the excuse — both small dogs start the same morning, finish the same morning, and the reinfection loop between them closes.
Separate the diners for ten minutes each morning. Six packets only work if each dog eats exactly three of them, and the fast eater in every pair has other plans.
For a single small dog, the second box is simply the autumn course bought in spring. The granules keep to the date printed on the packet in a cool dry cupboard, and adult dogs are typically wormed at least twice a year — so the spare is not stock, it is the calendar's second entry pre-paid.
This is a marketplace bundle rather than a Merck retail unit: the price per packet runs above the single yellow box, and the convenience is what's being bought — compare the two before you click.
Fifteen packets deep — the foster home and breeder shelf-stock size.
3 pack sizes
Four white-box packets — the three-day course with a forgiveness dose built in.
2 pack sizes
Twelve orange packets — four big dogs, or one 80-pounder stocked for the year.
2 pack sizes
Weigh the animal, match the color, put the bowl down — that is the whole ceremony. Every card opens the live Amazon listing at whatever the seller is asking today, so the right box is one click from the cupboard.