Product Description
The Caniverm Strong Dewormer Tablet for Dogs & Cats is an antiparasitic tablet for cats and dogs. A tablet substance of 0.7 mg. Dosage is administered orally for every life stage and is advised for caution with pregnant dogs and should be accurate. It may have side effects after several hours of administration, vomiting, mushy stool, urticaria, or fever may develop. It is a reaction to proteins released from dying worms, it is not a drug reaction. The preparation may cause drowsiness in the animal.
Action: Fenbendazole arrives orally to parasites and blocks the polymerization of the structural protein of the tubulin, inside the axons of the nerves, interfering with the transport function of the parasite absorption cells. Pyrantel pamoate acts as a nicotine-cholinergic antagonist in glands, which causes spastic neuro-muscle palsy of the parasite. Praziquantel increases the permeability of cell membranes for calcium ions, which determines muscle contractions of the parasite.
Product Features:
- Tablet for dogs and cats experiencing diseases caused by roundworms and tapeworms in dogs, cats, Felines, and Canidae
- Tablets may be administered separately or wrapped in a piece of food. Single-dose should be administered. Should not be administered together with dairy food.
- Do not use concomitantly with piperazine and other antiparasitic agents
- Side effects like vomiting or hives are reactions to proteins resulting from the death of parasites and are not due to the reaction to the drug
Technical details:
Pet life stage: Puppies-Adults
Breed recommendation: All dog breeds
Composition: 0.7g per tablet
Specifications
Dosage:
- Puppies, small canine and feline breeds: 1/2 tablets 0.7 g per 2-5 kg of live weight
- Moderate canine breeds: 1 tablet 0.7 g per 5 -10 kg of live weight
- Large canine breeds and large beasts: 1 tablet 0.7 g per started 10 kg of live weight
- Route of administration – orally.
- Tablets may be administered separately or wrapped in a piece of food. Do not administer it together with dairy food. The dose should be administered in a single application.
Precautions: Accurate dosage should be followed in pregnant bitches. In puppies, it is recommended to administer the preparation beginning at the age of 3 weeks and then regularly every 3 months.
Adverse effects: Within several hours after administration vomiting, mushy stool, urticaria, or fever may develop. It is a reaction to proteins released from dying worms, it is not a drug reaction. The preparation may cause drowsiness in the animal.
Storage: At a dry and dark place in an intact thoroughly closed original package at a temperature up to 25 °C.
Shelf life: 24 months