Cazitel Allwormer for Dogs
A broad spectrum Allwormer, Cazitel flavored tablet
treats and controls 12 species of gastrointestinal worms in dogs. It destroys roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms (hydatids as well) and whipworms. The anthelmintic action of these flavored tablets also treats Giardia infection and minimizes the spread of these worms.
Working Method
Praziquantel, Febantel and Pyrantel Embonate are the active ingredients of Cazitel Allwormer tablets. The anthelmintic ingredients have a specific action on each type of worms. Praziquantel destroys flatworms like tapeworms. Febantel has a strong action in destroying roundworms and Pyrantel Embonate kills all species of hookworms and few types of roundworms in dogs.
The combined action of all these ingredients results in absolute deworming of puppies and dogs. They get rid of helminthes that are parasitic worms found in pets. This way, they save the treated pets from various diseases caused due to these worms.
Cazitel flavored tablets are available in two packs:
- Cazitel for dogs (1 tablet per 10 Kg bodyweight)
- Cazitel for large dogs (1 tablet for 35 Kg bodyweight)
Weigh your pet and choose the relevant pack. Check dosage table for details.
| Dog Weight |
Tablet dosage |
| 1.5 – 2.5 Kg |
¼ |
| 2.6 – 5 Kg |
½ |
| 5.1 – 10 Kg |
1 |
| Over 10 Kg |
1 tablet for 10 Kg bodyweight |
For larger dogs, give 1 tablet for 35 Kg bodyweight. For pets with more weight, follow your vet’s advice.
Administration
For hookworms and roundworms – give relevant dosage to puppies at 2, 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age. Followed by this, give monthly dosage until the pup is 6 months old. After this, repeat at every 3 months.
For whipworms – Once the pup is three months, administer the tablet at an interval of every 6 to 8 weeks.
For tapeworms – Give Cazitel tablets at an interval of 3 months. If the area is infested with Hydatid tapeworms then give tablets at every 6 weeks.
For guardian infection – Give the tablet for three consecutive weeks. It should be done strictly under a vet’s advice.
