Paragard Allwormer For Large Dogs 20 Kg - 44lbs

• Weigh your dog beforehand for the right dosage.
• Administer Paragard as a single dose.
• Remove the tablet from the blister pack just before administration.
• You can give the tablet directly as a treat. For fussy dogs, you can crush the tablet and hide it in their food, ensuring the dog takes the full dose.
• Follow the directions on the label or consult a veterinarian for the suitable dosage frequency.
• Puppies: Administer according to their weight at 2, 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age and then every 3 months.
• Adult dogs: Administer once every 3 months.
• Breeding dogs: Administer during the mating period, during the gestation period, one week before birth and 3 to 4 weeks after giving birth.
• Whipworm treatment: Administer every 6-8 weeks after 3 months of age.
• Treatment of Hydatid tapeworms: Administer every 6 weeks.

The table below shows the recommended dosage of Paragard based on the dog's weight.

Paragard For Dogs Dosing Table:

For Dogs:

This wormer is not indicated for puppies younger than two weeks of age. Do not use this wormer on any other animal species. Weigh your dog before calculating the dosage. Paragard can be used in pregnant and breeding dogs. Do not feed on offal from any species. To reduce the risk of flea tapeworms, treat all animals in the household for fleas. Prior to treatment, consult a veterinarian to confirm the dosage.

For Humans:

Keep it out of reach of children, pets and uninformed people. Avoid direct contact with the eyes. Wash your hands after handling this treatment.

Are there Any Specific Storage Instructions for Paragard Dog Worm Treatment?

Store it below 30°C, at room temperature.

What are the Key Benefits of Paragard for Dogs?

• Broad-spectrum coverage: Effectively targets major intestinal worms, including hookworms, roundworms, whipworms and tapeworms, including hydatids.
• Flavored tablets: Come in palatable liver-flavor tablets that dogs accept with ease.
• Dual-action formula: Contains oxibendazole and praziquantel for broad worm coverage.
• Convenient dosing: For fussy dogs, it can be mixed with food.
• Wide safety: Suitable for puppies from two weeks and can be used in pregnant and breeding dogs.

Is Paragard safe for our puppies?

This multi-worm treatment is suitable for puppies and dogs 2 weeks of age and older. It can also be used in breeding and pregnant dogs.

How does this dog allwormer work?

Paragard for Dogs contains oxibendazole and praziquantel. This combination of active ingredients provides dual action against common intestinal parasites. Once ingested, the active ingredients are absorbed into the dog's bloodstream. The formula disrupts the normal function of susceptible worms, leading to paralysis and elimination of these parasites. Oxibendazole targets roundworms, hookworms and whipworms, while praziquantel is effective against tapeworms.

What types of worms does this dog wormer treat?

This intestinal worm treatment for dogs is effective against different species of roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms, including hydatids.

Is it effective in preventing heartworm disease?

Paragard is not indicated for the prevention of heartworm disease.

How often should I administer Paragard to my dog?

For puppies, administer Paragard at 2, 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age and every 3 months thereafter. For adult dogs, administer it every 3 months. For breeding dogs, treat during the mating period, during the gestation period, one week before birth and 3 to 4 weeks after birth. For hydatid tapeworms, treat every 6 weeks. For whipworms, administer every 6-8 weeks after 3 months of age.

Can I administer Paragard with food?

This allwormer for dogs can be crushed and put in your dog's food for convenient administration.

Is it safe to use Paragard with other treatments?

This dog allwormer may be combined with a heartworm preventive after consulting a veterinarian.

Can this oral worming treatment be used in pregnant dogs?

This canine wormer can be given to pregnant and breeding dogs. Please read the product label or consult a veterinarian for appropriate dosage guidelines.