Drontal Puppy Suspension, 50ml

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Drontal Liquid Wormer for Puppies is a fast and effective de-wormer to kill internal worms found inside puppies and young dogs from 2 weeks of age and weighing over 0.6kg. Drontal Puppy Liquid Wormer should be started from 2 weeks of age and repeated once every 2 weeks until weaning, to ensure that you have peace of mind that both your puppy and family are safe from unwanted visitors. Effective treatment and control of roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms in puppies and young dogs up to one year of age Drontal Tasty Bone – Half a tablet for 2-5kg bodyweight, 1 tablet for >5-10kg bodyweight, 1 ½ tablets for >10-15kg bodyweight, 2 tablets for >15-20kg bodyweight. For a single oral adminstration 15 mg/kg bodyweight febantel and 5 mg/kg bodyweight pyrantel (as embonate) corresponding to 14.4 mg/kg pyrantel embonate, equivalent to 1 ml/kg bodyweight.

Pyrantel, (E)-1,4,5,6-Tetrahydro-1-methyl-2-[2-(2-thienyl) vinyl] pyrimidine pamoate belongs to the tetrahydropyrimidine type. Its mode of action is to stimulate nicotinic cholinergic receptors inducing spastic paralysis and thereby allowing removal from the gastro-intestinal (GI) system by paralysis. Young puppies are highly susceptible to roundworm infection. They can be transmitted via the milk and can also be born with an infestation from exposure in their mother’s womb. Intestinal worms steal valuable nutrients your puppy needs to grow and live a happy and healthy life. If left untreated, worms can lead to serious health complications for both puppies and people. Worming your puppy is easy with Drontal oral suspension for puppies. For the treatment of roundworm infections in puppies and young dogs up to one year of age caused by: In this fixed combination product, the pyrantel and febantel act synergistically against nematodes (ascarids, hookworms and whipworms) of dogs. In particular, the spectrum of activity covers Toxocara canis, Ancyclostoma caninum and Trichuris vulpis. Published data are also available to confirm that Toxascaris leonina and Uncinaria stenocephala are also susceptible to this particular combination of actives. It is recommended that treatment should be started from 2 weeks of age and should be performed repeatedly once every 2 weeks until weaning. Thereafter you should ensure your puppy/dog is on a regular treatment plan.

Give 1ml per 1kg of body weight. No starvation is needed before or after treatment, and the liquid can be given directly to your puppy or mixed in with their food.

kg pyrantel embonate and 15 mg/kg febantel) maximum serum concentrations for febantel were found between 1 and 6 hours with with a Cmax of 0.019 mg/l two hours after dosing. As febantel as a pro-drug is metabolised to fenbendazole which is further converted to oxfendazole, also these metabolites were measured. Cmax of febendazole was 0.130 mg/l after 3 hours and Cmax of oxfendazole was 0.157 mg/l at about 5 hours after application. Drontal liquid wormer is a worming treatment for use in puppies from 2 weeks of age and weighing over 0.6kg.Young puppies are highly susceptible to roundworm infections. They can be transmitted via milk and can be born with an infestation from exposure in their mother’s womb. Intestinal worms steal valuable nutrients your puppy needs to grow and live a happy and healthy life. If left untreated, worms can lead to serious health complications for both puppies and people. Worming your dog is easy with Drontal oral suspension for puppies. Fixed combination of two anthelmintics: a tetrahydro-pyrimidine derivative, pyrantel (as the embonate) and a probenzimidazole, febantel. Drontal worming tablets treat all types of intestinal worms commonly found in the UK, including roundworms and tapeworms, however Drontal does not treat lungworm in dogs. If you are concerned about your dog being at risk from lungworm please speak with your veterinary practice. Your vet will be able to advise on appropriate preventative treatment for lungworm that is only available from veterinary practices. Most dogs need worming 4 times per year, but some will require monthly worming, whilst others may need treatment less often. Please consult your vet to assess the risk level of your pet and to plan a suitable worming regime. Oral administration. The product may be given directly to the animal or mixed with feed. No special dietary measures are necessary.

The safety of the product has not been assessed in puppies younger than 2 weeks and weighing less than 0.600 kg. Special precautions to be taken by the person administering the veterinary medicinal product to animalsDrontal Dog Tasty Bone XL provides a higher dose for larger dogs and can be given to dogs weighing over 17.5kg. Drontal is also available as an oral suspension for puppies. Regular treatment will help combat worms in your dog and help keep them happy and healthy. Drontal dog worming tablets are easy to administer and provide fast and effective treatment for both adult dogs and puppies. Drontal Dog Tasty Bone is an easy to administer single dose. It is a meat-flavoured, bone-shaped tablet. Give with or without food and works fast to combat worms in your dog. How often should I worm my puppy? It is recommended treatment should be started from 2 weeks of age and be performed repeatedly once every two weeks until weaning. Thereafter you should ensure your puppy is on a regular treatment plan.

Drontal Dog Tasty Bone and Drontal Dog Tasty Bone XL Flavour tablets target all types of intestinal worms found in UK dogs in just one dose. They combine the three active ingredients praziquantel, pyrantel embonate and febantel, which target, kill and breakdown the worms. These are then passed out of your dog in their faeces. What types of worms does Drontal deal with?This unopened veterinary medicinal product does not require any special storage conditions. After opening, store the product at a temperature not exceeding 25ºC. Ingredients: Each ml of suspension contains 5.0mg pyrantel (as pyrantel embonate 14.4mg) and 15mg febantel. Through intrauterine and trans-mammary infection, ascarid infestation may occur in dogs at a very early age. For some animals, especially in case of severe infections, elimination of ascarids may be incomplete, and a potential risk of infections to humans cannot be excluded. Where epidemiologically appropriate, it is recommended that treatment should be started at 2 weeks of age and should be performed repeatedly at suitable intervals (for example every 2 weeks), until weaning. Otherwise treatment should be based upon confirmed infection, for example the results of faecal examinations.