Itch Wormer Tablets for Puppies Triple-Action Worming Treatment

How Itch Wormer Treatment for Puppies works

• Worm Tablet Ingredients

  Triple-Action Worming Tablets
  Febantel, Praziquantel, Pyrantel Embonate.
  
  Kills roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, whipworms and larvae in dogs digestive systems by being absorbed through the worm's surface and paralysing them. They’ll then make a swift exit via your dog’s poop.

• Where Do Worms Come From?

  Most gastrointestinal (GI) worms in dogs will squirm their way in when your dog accidentally eats worm eggs or larvae. "How would a dog even eat worm eggs?", we hear you ask! Well, it's pretty gross, but it's usually because they’ve ingested the faeces of another animal which had worms living in its gut.
  
  Many GI worm eggs aren't infective straight away after being passed in poo. It can take a little bit of time - and that's why it's SO IMPORTANT to pick up your dog's poo. It's vital to help reduce the level of infection - and cut those pesky parasites off before they have the chance to infect new pets (or people - yep, we’re not safe from them either). Plus, it's just good dog parent behaviour.
  
  We’re sure this goes without saying, but always wash your hands after handling your dog's poo…

• What Are The Main Types Of Worm That Can Affect Dogs And How?

  Itch Wormer kills all types of intestinal worms commonly found in the UK: roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, whipworms. 
  
  
  

  The most common worms in dogs are roundworms and tapeworms.
  
  Roundworms are the most common type of parasitic worm found in dogs in the UK. These worms are long and white in appearance and steal nutrients from their host (your pooch - gulp). While the initial infection starts in their GI tract, roundworms can work their way into your dog’s other tissues and organs.
  
  Tapeworms in dogs are long and flat in appearance. These parasites live in the small intestine and latch onto the intestinal wall, absorbing nutrients as your dog is digesting their food. When these worms are excreted, the body of the worm can break into segments that resemble grains of rice.

• How To Tell If Your Dog Has Worms

  Symptoms of worm infestation in your dog can include abdominal discomfort, diarrhoea, weight loss, dull or lifeless fur, and sometimes even anaemia. In puppies, large numbers of worms can even cause blockages on their insides, which sadly can be fatal.
  
  There are often no early signs of worms in dogs whatsoever. They could be setting up camp in your dog's guts and you wouldn't have a clue until it was possibly too late - scary stuff, right?
  
  Worms can be a threat to people as well as dogs - especially young children or those with a weakened immune system. One worm in particular you don't want a child crossing paths with is Toxocara - if infected, this can cause serious health conditions such as blindness and epilepsy.
  
  Stop the wrigglers taking hold with a regular dose of dewormer! Itch Wormer worming tablets for dogs keep your pooch and your family safe.

• How To Get Rid Of Worms In Dogs And Cats (And Prevent Them Coming Back)

  The best way to keep yourself, your family and your pet safe from worms? Give your pet a regular dose of dewormer! We can recommend the most effective frequency of worm treatment for your dog or cat depending on what you tell us about their habits and lifestyle.
  
  PSA: Did you know your cats and dogs can get worms from fleas? That’s right, your pet could accidentally swallow a flea mid-grooming sesh and if that blighter is carrying tapeworm larvae, they’ll be in your bestie’s guts and multiplying before you know it.
  
  Itch Wormer worming tablets for cats and dogs kills all common intestinal worms and can be given directly into the mouth or in a small amount of food.
  
  Never give your pet's wormer to any other pets - the dosage could be incorrect for them, leaving them at risk from all kinds of nasty illnesses. A subscription to Itch means we'll always tailor the dose to your pet. We'll personalise the pack so you never get a one pet's pack confused with another.