Drontal Chewable Dogs - 2 Chews

Name: Drontal Chewable Dogs - 2 Chews
Brand: Drontal
Price: 17.9500 USD

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Drontal Chewable for dogs prevents gastrointestinal worms: roundworm, hookworm, whipworm and tapeworm (including hydatid tapeworm).

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Another fantastic product from Bay-o-Pet, the Drontal Chewable 10 kg (22 lbs.) 2 pack is a potent deworming agent that comes in the innocuous form of tasty treats. Your dog won’t know that he’s taking the medication, but it’ll be doubly grateful for the delicious chewable treat when he doesn’t have to deal with the threats of:

Roundworm
Hookworm
Whipworm
Tapeworm

And when you realize that the Drontal chewables can even help treat your dog’s diarrhea, you’ll be grateful too. Every chewable is good for treating up to 10 kg (22 lbs.) of your dog’s weight. This will give your small dog a two month supply.

Questions & Answers (4)

Question:

Is it safe in pregnant and nursing females?

Answer:

It can be used for pregnant and lactating bitches but only with veterinary consultation.

By Pat on 24 Apr 2020

Question:

my 12 lb dog has tapeworms and I need medicine. is this a preventative or a treatment for tapeworms? Thank You Carolyn Glass

Answer:

It is for both treatment and prevention.

By Carolyn G. on 12 Apr 2018

Question:

Is this or Drontol Plus an effective preventative against heart worm? That is what I was searching for and they both came up, but neither say anything in reference to heart worm in the description of the product.

Answer:

Drontal does not prevent / treat heartworm, nor does drontal plus.

By Tracy1001 on 09 Apr 2017

Question:

Is this product safe for my 14 year old dog who has had a mild stroke and is very skinny.

Answer:

If you haven't used this before for your pet we advise speaking to your vet just to be on the safe side.

By Mrosier on 02 Jun 2015

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