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Endogard is a palatable, safe and effective broad spectrum wormer for dogs. It contains the same 3 ingredients (Praziquantel, Pyrantel and Febantel) as the leading brand, which offer the perfect treatment for roundworms (ascarids) Hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms. By treating your pet against roundworm infection with Endogard, you are also protecting your family. Endogard is convenient to dose as it comes in 2 sizes and can be given from 2 weeks of age and during pregnancy and lactation (except the first 4 weeks). Treatment every 3 months is recommended for adult dogs.
Dose Rate:
Endogard Plus - One tablet per 10kg bodyweight. Tablets are scored so they can easily be broken into quarters for more accurate dosing.
Endogard Plus XL - One tablet per 35kg Bodyweight. Tablets are scored to be broken easily into halves.
Endogard is manufactured by Virbac as an exact copy of the top selling, non-prescription multi-wormer tablet. It contains the same ingredients to provide safe and efficient control of all types of intestinal worm commonly found in dos in the UK. It can be used from 2 weeks of age, and is safe during lactation and the last third of pregnancy. The standard sized tablet is scored so that it can easily be broken into quarters, making it easy to accurately dose smaller dogs. Routine dosing of all dogs against worms is generally recommended at lease every 3 months by most vets.
It is believed that virtually all dogs will carry some worms in their gut at some time. A few worms do not normally cause disease, though a large build up left untreated can cause weight loss, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal bloating and sometimes abdominal discomfort. Some worms can cause the classic "bum-dragging" symptom due to irritation of the skin near the anus. Other worms can result in a cough or even pneumonia due to their migration through the lungs. Even more serious is the possibility of worms being transferred to people, where they can occasionally cause serious problems. Regular worming is the best policy to prevent the possibility of worms. This is especially important for dogs which mix regularly with young children. Worm eggs are laid in the dog's gut and passed with the faeces. These microscopic eggs cause infection if accidentally ingested later (usually through consuming minute particles of soil).
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Product was great and easy to administer
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This comes in sizes to enable me to get the right dose for each of my dogs. The tablets break up, and my dogs eat them happily just mixed in with their usual meal.
What could be easier?!
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One tablet. No calculating or measuring doses.
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Easy to use at a reasonable price.
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I bought this product for my four pups to protect from nasties and it does seem to work well, Just one word of caution don't guesstimate your pups weight as it can make them poorly if over given product
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Virbac Endogard for Dogs, including answers from our team.
Isabella Ballestrem
Do these cover also lungworm?
Endogard does not treat lungworm. Only Moxidectin or Milbemycin containing wormers do this, all of which are prescription only medications.
Dani
If this is safe to give to puppies from 2 weeks of age how can you administer it to them please?
This medication is not for use in dogs younger than 2 weeks of age and/or weighing less than 2 kg. It is usually also advised to only administer this if your puppy is weaned, so they can take the solid tablet safely.
If your pup does not meet this criteria then we recommend using Panacur Liquid Wormer or Drontal Puppy Suspension instead.
Margaret Conrad
My dog belongs to hearing dogs. He’s an 11 year old Shih tsu. Since having his first endoguard this morning he is quite twitchy and not settling. He’s usually very laid back and sleeps a lot.
He reacted badly to ante inflammatory medication. Rimadyl made him very hyper.
As far as I know this is his first endoguard. He had a simparica tablet three days ago.
His previous wormer was milpro which he tolerated well.
The possible Adverse Reactions according to the datasheet for this product are as follows:
In rare cases transient loose faeces, diarrhoea and/or vomiting may occur in some puppies.
The signs you describe are not listed, if you are concerned your pet is reacting to a medication then it is important you contact your vet so they can determine if this is the case.
Michael
How many tablets in a box as I have seven spaniels between 15 and 24 KGs in weight
This product is sold as single tabs. I recommend ordering the Endogard Plus Flavour tablets, enough to dose 1 per 10kg for your Spaniels.
I also advise checking out our own brand TermaWorm. This contains exactly the same ingredients as Endogard but you may find it cheaper as you pay less for the brand itself.
Mrs Lisa Gilston
Is this safe for old diabetic dog
This is safe and effective for an older diabetic dog and would be fine to use routinely. Once every 3 months would be a good guideline.