DOSAGE 1200MG 100 tablets

[DOSOUTPUT 1200MG 100 Cds | general | DOSOUT]

DOSALID 1200MG 100 tablets is a broad-spectrum oral antiparasitic for dogs, ideal for eliminating intestinal parasites such as tapeworms and roundworms. Its formula combines epsiprantel and pyrantel for effective internal deworming, safe for puppies from 4 weeks old and adults of all breeds. This pack of 100 tablets is perfect for clinics, breeders, and multi-pet households. Buy now and protect your dog's health with this highly effective veterinary dewormer.

Main Features:
– Eliminates common intestinal tapeworms (cestodes) and roundworms (nematodes) in dogs.
– Palatable tablets with Opradyl coating for easy oral administration.
– Safe for puppies from 4 weeks old and adult dogs, adjustable by weight.
– Economical presentation of 100 tablets for frequent use or multiple animals.
– Improves overall well-being by reducing the parasitic load.

Specifications:
Composition per tablet: Epsiprantel 600 mg (50 mg/kg dose), Pyrantel (as embonate) 172.8 mg (14.4 mg/kg dose). Opradyl coating for palatability. Indicated for dogs weighing at least 10 kg per tablet. No veterinary prescription required, but consult a veterinarian. Store in a cool, dry place.

How to use:
Administer orally, preferably with food. Dosage: 1 tablet per 10 kg of body weight (e.g., 25 kg = 2.5 tablets, round up under supervision). Repeat after 14 days in cases of heavy infestation. Preventative: every 3 months. Do not use in pregnant/lactating females without veterinary evaluation, or in debilitated animals.

FAQ's:
What parasites does DOSALID 1200MG eliminate?
Tapeworms (Dipylidium caninum, Taenia spp.) and roundworms (Toxocara canis, Ancylostoma caninum).

From what age can it be used?
Starting from 4 weeks, adjusting the dose to weight.

Is it safe for pregnant females?
Avoid without veterinary advice.

How often should I deworm?
Every 3 months as a preventative measure.

Does it cause side effects?
Uncommon: vomiting or mild diarrhea. Consult a doctor if these persist.

Does it require a prescription?
No, but he recommends veterinary advice.