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Beaphar One Dose Worming Tablets for Medium Dogs 6kg - 20kg
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Beaphar One Dose Dog Wormer is for the routine control of common roundworms and tapeworms in dogs. The tablets contain nitroscanate and are given with food, making them easy to administer.
Beaphar One Dose Dog Wormer is suitable for dogs and puppies from 2 weeks of age and weighing 6kg – 20kg.
For dogs weighing more than 20kg, you will need Beaphar One Dose Large Dog Wormer.
For puppies and small dogs weighing less than 6kg, use Beaphar One Dose Small Dog Wormer.
Sizes
Beaphar One Dose Worming Tablets for Dogs 6kg - 20kg is available in the following size:
- 2 Tablets
Key Benefits
- Kills roundworms and tapeworms
- Suitable for dogs from 6 months of age
- Ideal for dogs weighing 6kg 20kg
- UK-authorised veterinary medicine
Ingredients
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Active IngredientNitroscanate 500mg
Instructions
ALWAYS FULLY READ THE PRODUCT LEAFLET AND PACKAGING BEFORE USE.
Do not remove the tablet(s) from the foil blister until ready to use the product.
Weigh your dog carefully and calculate the correct dose using the following table.
Give one tablet per 10kg of body weight.
- Dogs weighing 6kg - 10kg: 1 tablet
- Dogs weighing 10kg - 20kg: 2 tablets.
- For dogs weighing more than 20kg, you will need Beaphar One Dose Wormer for Large Dogs, a four-tablet pack.
Tablets should be given with one-fifth of the daily food ration.
Do not crush or split the tablets.
Puppies: For puppies weighing less than 6kg, use Beaphar One Dose Small Dog Wormer. Treat your puppy every two weeks until they are eight weeks of age; after that, they can be treated at monthly intervals until they are 16 weeks of age. Retreat your puppy at 24 weeks, then move on to the adult dog regime.
Nursing bitches: Treat simultaneously and as frequently as their puppies until weaning.
Adult dogs: It is recommended to worm every three months routinely.
Do not exceed the stated dose. In the event of an overdose, seek immediate veterinary advice.