Drug Facts
Human Warning:
Keep this and all
medication out of the
reach of children.
To obtain product
information, including
a Safety Data Sheet (SDS),
call 1-800-224-7387.
When Using This
Product:
• Consult your veterinarian
for assistance in the
diagnosis, treatment,
and control of
parasitism.
• Do not de-worm a
dog or puppy that is
sick. Consult a
veterinarian for
diagnosis of the
illness.
• 7 Way De-Wormer Flavored
Chewables are safe
for use in puppies 12
weeks or older and
adult dogs. Safety in
breeding dogs and
pregnant bitches has
not been tested.
You May Notice:
Vomiting, loose stools
(with or without blood)
and decreased activity
following treatment.
If you notice these
signs, contact a
veterinarian.
Directions:
Each flavored
chewable contains
30 mg of pyrantel
pamoate and 30 mg
of praziquantel. The
dose for each drug
is 2.27 mg per
pound of body weight
(5 mg/kg). Please
refer to the following
dosing table for help
finding the right dose
for your dog.
7 Way De-Wormer Flavored
Chewables Dosing Table
• You should weigh your
dog to make sure you are
giving the right dose.
• 7 Way De-Wormer Flavored
Chewables are palatable
if offered by hand. If
your dog does not
voluntarily eat the
chewable, you can
hide the chewable in a
small amount of food
or place it in the back
of the dog's mouth for
forced swallowing.
• Make sure that the dog
eats the complete dose.
• Watch your dog for a few
minutes after dosing
to make sure the
chewable is not rejected.
Other Information:
Recommended
De-Worming Schedule:
Consult your veterinarian
for assistance in the
diagnosis, treatment, and
control of parasitism.
De-worming schedules
may vary depending on
the climate where you
live and the activity of
your dog.
Re-treatment: Re-treatment
of your dog may be
necessary as determined
by laboratory fecal
examination and/or if your dog
is living where re-infections
are likely to occur. Consult
your veterinarian for assistance
in the diagnosis and prevention
of re-infection. In case of
re-infection with tapeworms
(Dipylidium caninum),
consult your veterinarian
for advice on how to
remove fleas from the
dog and the environment.
