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Drontal Puppy Suspension - 100ml bottle
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Drontal Puppy Suspension - 100ml bottle

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£33.02 (inc. VAT)

An excellent broad-spectrum wormer for use in puppies. Drontal is the only wormer to kill every type of intestinal worm commonly found in UK dogs

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  • Pack Size: - 100ml
  • Target Animal: - Dog (Canine)
  • Related Condition: - Worming
  • Pet Prescription Required?: - No
  • Product Name: - Drontal Puppy Suspension - 100ml bottle

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Description

Drontal Puppy Suspension is an excellent broad-spectrum wormer for use in puppies and dogs. Drontal is the only wormer to kill every type of intestinal worm commonly found in UK dogs – which is why vets use it more often than all other wormers put together!

Dogs in the UK may be infected with around a dozen different types of intestinal worm. It is not always easy to spot the symptoms and as your vet will tell you that`s why it`s best to use Drontal at least every three months to prevent any serious worm infection.

Dosage and administration
The dose is 1 ml suspension/kg body weight (equivalent to 14.4 mg/kg pyrantel embonate and 15 mg/kg febantel). Administration is by the oral route. Drontal Puppy Suspension may be given directly to the animal or mixed with the feed. No special dietary measures are necessary. Mix the product by inversion of the container before withdrawing the required dose. Through intrauterine and transmammary 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 can not 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 two weeks) until weaning. Otherwise treatment should be based upon confirmed infection, for example the results of faecal examinations.

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