Tapeworm treatment for dogs
Wormicide Tape is an effective treatment for tapeworms in dogs, including Taenia ovis (sheep measles). Specially formulated for ease of administration, each tablet contains 100 mg of praziquantel.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I USE WORMICIDE TAPE?
Dogs kept in rural areas (i.e., having possible contact with sheep or other livestock)
Treatment every 4 - 6 weeks is recommended. Treatment supports, but does not replace, measures to prevent access by dogs to livestock meat or offal, unless treated by cooking or freezing.
Dogs visiting from urban areas
Treat within 4 weeks before visiting a rural area.
Dogs kept in urban areas
If infestation is detected, treat every 4 weeks for 3 months. For routine prevention, treat every 3 - 6 months.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Administer directly by mouth or crushed and added to the dog's food.
PACK SIZES
Available in pottles of 100 tablets.
Every animal has a different lifestyle and may require tailored worming to suit their needs. For more information talk to your vet.
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