CESTEM FLAVOR SMALL MEDIUM DOG 104 TABLETS

CESTEM SMALL MEDIUM DOG FLAVOR 104 TABLETS | general | Cestem

Complete oral antiparasitic for small and medium-sized dogs. Eliminates and prevents intestinal nematodes (roundworms) and cestodes (tapeworms) with 104 highly palatable flavored tablets. Ideal for regular deworming in puppies and adult dogs weighing 2 kg or more.

Main Features:
– Three broad-spectrum active ingredients: febantel, pyrantel and praziquantel.
– Meat flavor for easy administration, even to picky dogs.
– Economical format of 104 tablets for multiple treatments or several dogs.
– Divisible tablets for precise doses according to weight.
– Safe for regular use in homes with pets.

Specifications:
Composition by tablet:
– Febantel: 150 mg
– Pyrantel embonate: 144 mg (equivalent to 50 mg pyrantel base)
– Praziquantel: 50 mg

Effective against Toxocara canis , Ancylostoma caninum , tricurids, Dipylidium caninum and Taenia spp. . For dogs from 2 kg to 35 kg (1 tablet every 10 kg). Store in a cool, dry place.

How to use:
Single oral dose: 1 tablet per 10 kg of body weight. Divide for smaller dogs. Give directly or with food. Frequency: puppies every 2 weeks (from 2 weeks to 12 months); adults every 3 months or as directed by a veterinarian. Do not use in puppies under 2 weeks old or weighing less than 2 kg, in hypersensitive dogs, or in dogs taking piperazine. Rare side effects: vomiting or mild diarrhea.

FAQ's:
What parasites does Cestem flavor eliminate for small to medium dogs?
Nematodes such as toxocara canis y Ancylostoma caninumand tapeworms such as Canine dipylidium y Taenia spp..

Is it safe for puppies and pregnant females?
Yes for puppies >2 weeks and >2 kg. If pregnant, consult a veterinarian.

How many tablets does it include and who is it ideal for?
104 tablets, perfect for small/medium dogs in multi-pet households or for frequent deworming.

What to do if the dog vomits the tablet?
If within <1 hour, consult a veterinarian to repeat the dose.

Can I combine it with other antiparasitic medications?
Avoid piperazine; inform the veterinarian of other treatments.