Durvet Dog Worm Tabs Broad Spectrum Dewormer for Dogs 26-60 lbs (2 chewable tablets)

Broad-Spectrum Dewormer for Medium Dogs

Product Description

Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs are broad-spectrum dewormer tablets for dogs and puppies weighing 26-60 lb. The chewable tablets treat and control common tapeworms, hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms. Tablets can be given directly by mouth or offered in a small amount of food. Fasting is neither necessary nor recommended.

Benefits

• Quad Worm Control: Treats tapeworms, hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms.
• Chewable Dosing: Easy-to-give tablets for medium-sized dogs.
• Weight-Based Chart: Clear dosing chart supports accurate treatment.
• No Fasting Needed: Fasting is neither necessary nor recommended.
• Helps Prevent Reinfection: Flea and rodent control reduces repeat tapeworm infections.

Ingredients

Praziquantel 68.0 mg; Pyrantel base as pyrantel pamoate 68.0 mg; Febantel 340.2 mg.

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Give Orally: Administer by mouth or offer in a small amount of food.
• Weigh First: Confirm body weight before selecting tablet amount.
• Age Limit: Not for puppies less than 3 weeks old.
• Minimum Weight: Not for dogs weighing less than 2 lb.
• No Fasting: Fasting is neither necessary nor recommended.

Recommended Dosage Chart

Additional Information

Precautions

• Read Insert: Read the product insert before using Durvet Dog Worm Tabs.
• Vet Support: Consult a veterinarian for diagnosis, treatment, and parasite control.
• Weak Animals: Consult a veterinarian before dosing debilitated animals.
• Do Not Deworm: Do not deworm a sick dog or puppy.
• Storage Rules: Store at or below 77°F; seal un-blistered tablets tightly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What worms do Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs (26-60 lb) treat?

Ans: Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs (26-60 lb) , hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms in dogs. The product labeling lists these four parasite groups as the intended targets when the correct tablet count is given by body weight.

Q2: What are the active ingredients in Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs for medium dogs?

Ans: Each medium-dog tablet contains praziquantel 68.0 mg, pyrantel base as pyrantel pamoate 68.0 mg, and febantel 340.2 mg. This combination is labeled for broad-spectrum control of tapeworms, hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms.

Q3: What is the correct dosage for Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs (26-60 lb)?

Ans: Dose by weight: 26-30 lb: 1 tablet; 31-44 lb: 1½ tablets; 45-60 lb: 2 tablets. Weigh the dog before dosing to confirm the correct tablet count and ensure the appropriate size product is used.

Q4: Do dogs need to fast before taking Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs?

Ans: No. The product directions state fasting is neither necessary nor recommended. Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs can be administered directly in the mouth or offered in a small amount of food, while still following the weight-based dosage chart.

Q5: How should Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs be administered?

Ans: Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs may be given directly in the dog’s mouth or offered in a small amount of food. The label also recommends weighing the dog first to ensure the correct tablet size and the correct number of tablets are given.

Q6: What is the minimum age for Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs?

Ans: Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs are not for use in puppies less than 3 weeks of age. The labeling also notes that it is not for use in dogs weighing less than 2 pounds, so confirming both age and weight is essential before dosing.

Q7: What precautions apply for sick or debilitated dogs?

Ans: The product labeling advises consulting a veterinarian before administering the tablets to weak or debilitated animals. The labeling also states not to deworm a dog or puppy that is sick, and to consult a veterinarian for appropriate care.

Q8: What side effects are possible with Durvet Dog Worm Chewable Tabs?

Ans: The product information reports isolated incidents of vomiting, bloody stool, or watery/profuse stool following treatment. If any of these signs are observed and they persist, the labeling recommends consulting a veterinarian for diagnosis and guidance.

Q9: When might tapeworm segments be seen again after treatment?

Ans: If reinfection occurs, tapeworm segments may be observed within one month of the initial treatment, especially with flea-transmitted tapeworms. The labeling emphasizes controlling fleas and rodents on the premises to reduce the risk of reinfection and the need for retreatment.