Pig Dewormer for Better Herd Health

Description

Safe and Effective Parasite Control

Clean Sweep uses fenbendazole (Safe‑Guard) to eliminate internal parasites in show pigs. The medicated meal is highly palatable so pigs consume the full dose without sorting.

Simple Dosing

Feed one scoop per 50 pounds of body weight once daily for three consecutive days. One bag treats 40 pigs weighing 50 lb or eight pigs weighing 250 lb.

Why Use Clean Sweep?

• Controls roundworms and other common internal parasites.
• Makes deworming easy—no syringes, injections or measuring loose powder.
• Designed for minimal feed waste and uniform consumption.

Schedule and Prevention

Deworm show pigs every six to eight weeks and always after bringing home new animals. Pair Clean Sweep with a gut‑health supplement to boost appetite during the deworming period.

How Clean Sweep Works

Raising a healthy show pig takes consistent care, and parasite control is part of that routine. True North Technologies developed Clean Sweep to make deworming simple while helping pigs stay in good condition throughout the feeding period.

After pigs consume the medicated feed, the active ingredient in the pig dewormer begins working against common internal parasites by:

• Targeting internal worms that can affect nutrient use.
• Removing parasites so pigs can make better use of the nutrients in their diet.
• Supporting normal digestion as part of a complete health program that includes quality showpig feed and regular herd management.

Healthy pigs are better prepared to stay on track as they grow.

Add this trusted dewormer for pig care to your feeding program and give your pigs consistent parasite control throughout the season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can new pigs introduce parasites into a barn?

Yes. Newly purchased pigs can carry parasites even when they appear healthy. Following a deworming plan before mixing them with other pigs helps reduce the risk of spreading parasites.

Why is routine parasite control important before fair season?

Keeping parasites under control throughout the feeding period helps pigs maintain body condition instead of trying to recover close to show time.

Can parasites affect pigs that look healthy?

Yes. Some pigs show few visible signs while parasites still reduce nutrient use. Routine use of a pig dewormer helps manage parasite pressure before it affects performance.

Can pasture-raised pigs still need regular deworming?

Yes. Pigs raised on pasture or in outdoor pens can be exposed to parasites in the soil. Following a veterinarian-recommended deworming schedule helps manage that risk throughout the year.

How can I help reduce parasite exposure between deworming treatments?

Keeping pens clean, removing manure regularly, providing clean water, and avoiding overcrowding can help reduce parasite buildup. Good sanitation, along with routine deworming, supports a healthier environment for your pigs.