Tapeworms in raptors can be treated with which of the following?

Droncit, also known as praziquantel, is an antiparasitic medication specifically effective against tapeworms. It works by causing the parasites to lose their ability to maintain their position in the host’s intestine, allowing them to be expelled from the body. This treatment is commonly used in birds of prey, including raptors, to address tapeworm infestations effectively.

Other choices do not have the same medicinal properties to treat tapeworms. Sugar water may hydrate an animal but does not target or kill internal parasites. Pedialyte is primarily used for rehydration and electrolyte balance, catering to gastrointestinal distress but does not treat parasitic infections. The answer confirming Droncit as the treatment highlights the importance of using the correct medication designed to combat specific parasitic issues in raptors.