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Itch Dog Wormer Tablets for Dogs 3-19kg - 4 Tablets

Itch Dog Wormer Tablets for Dogs 3-19kg - 4 Tablets

Regular price £19.18 GBP
Regular price £11.99 GBP Sale price £19.18 GBP
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  • KILLS WORMS & LARVAE - Itch Wormer's triple-action worming treatment kills all common intestinal worms in dogs including roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms and prevents newly hatched larvae from growing and multiplying. It's incredibly easy for your dog to pick up worms, so using a regular worming treatment is important to keep them worm-free. Worms also pose a threat to young children and the immunosuppressed, Itch Wormer protects your pet, your family and your home.
  • FAST ACTING PROTECTION - Itch Wormer gets to work immediately to kill all the worms in your dog’s gut. This means they can quickly and easily be evicted from your dog via their poo (lovely!).
  • SUITABLE FOR ALL DOG & PUPPY BREEDS - Itch Wormer is suitable for dogs and puppies over 8 weeks old who weigh 3kg or more. 1 tablet per 10kg bodyweight, bundle contains 4 tablets.
  • VET APPROVED - Itch Wormer is vet approved and scientifically proven to eradicate both roundworms and tapeworms. Regular worming treatments are essential for your dog’s overall health.
  • REGULAR TREATMENT TO PREVENT FUTURE INVESTATIONS - Itch Wormer kills all the worms living in your dog’s guts at the point at which you use it, but as with all wormer treatments, can't prevent future infestation, so regular treatment is recommended by vets. There are often no early signs of worms 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.
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