Beaphar One Dose Wormer For Puppies & Adult Dogs.

One dose treatment for all common roundworms and tapeworms. Contains 6 tablets, and treats a dog weighing up to 6kg on 2 or more occasions.

Most puppies are born with worms, whereas older dogs can pick up worm eggs from a variety of sources including the grass or soil in public places as well as from fleas and lice. It is therefore very important to worm your dog every 3 months.

This product is suitable for all dogs but is recommended following weaning. Highly effective against all species of common roundworms and tapeworms found in pet dogs in the UK. Pack size is suitable for the first treatment of a whole litter.

Beaphar One Dose Wormer For Small Dogs up to 6 kilos.

One dose treatment for all common roundworms and tapeworms. Contains 3 tablets, and treats a dog weighing up to 6kg.

Suitable for all dogs, but recommended the following weaning. Most puppies are born with worms, whereas older dogs can pick up worm eggs from a variety of sources including the grass or soil in public places as well as from fleas and lice. It is therefore very important to worm your dog every 3 months. Nursing females should be treated at the same time and as frequently as puppies up to 12 weeks of age.

Beaphar One Dose Wormer  For Medium Dogs Up To 20kg

One dose treatment for all common roundworms and tapeworms. Contains 2 tablets, and treats a dog weighing up to 20kg.

Suitable for all dogs, but recommended following weaning. Most puppies are born with worms, whereas older dogs can pick up worm eggs from a variety of sources including the grass or soil in public places as well as from fleas and lice. It is therefore very important to worm your dog every 3 months. Nursing females should be treated at the same time and as frequently as puppies up to 12 weeks of age.

Beaphar One Dose Wormer For Large Dogs up to 40kilos

One dose treatment for all common roundworms and tapeworms. Contains 4 tablets, and treats a dog weighing up to 40kg.

Suitable for all dogs, but recommended the following weaning. Most puppies are born with worms, whereas older dogs can pick up worm eggs from a variety of sources including the grass or soil in public places as well as from fleas and lice. It is therefore very important to worm your dog every 3 months. Nursing females should be treated at the same time and as frequently as puppies up to 12 weeks of age.