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FRONTLINE WORMER Tablets for Dogs broad spectrum worming treatment

FRONTLINE WORMER Tablets for Dogs – Broad-Spectrum Dog Worming Treatment

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FRONTLINE® WORMER Tablets for Dogs provide broad-spectrum treatment against common intestinal worms in dogs.

Designed for routine worming, FRONTLINE® WORMER targets several of the intestinal worms commonly found in dogs in the UK, including roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms. The meat-flavoured tablets can be given with or without food, helping make routine administration easier.

FRONTLINE® WORMER contains the active ingredients febantel, praziquantel and pyrantel, which are used for the treatment of mixed intestinal worm infections in dogs. Regular worming can form an important part of responsible pet care, particularly because dogs can encounter worm eggs and larvae through contaminated environments, grooming, hunting and other everyday activities.

Key features:

  • Broad-spectrum worming treatment for dogs
  • Targets roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms
  • Meat-flavoured tablets
  • Can be given with or without food
  • Contains febantel, praziquantel and pyrantel
  • Suitable for routine intestinal worm treatment

The standard FRONTLINE® WORMER Tablets for Dogs are intended for dogs below 17.5 kg. For dogs weighing 17.5 kg or more, the FRONTLINE® WORMER XL formulation is available. Always select the appropriate product according to your dog's weight and follow the dosage instructions supplied with the product.

For routine treatment, the product information recommends worming adult dogs every three months, although a different treatment schedule may be appropriate in higher-risk situations. If you are unsure which worming treatment or schedule is suitable for your dog, speak with your vet or another qualified veterinary professional.

Veterinary medicines should be used responsibly. Always read the product packaging and accompanying leaflet before use and follow the stated dosage and precautions.