NEOMAX Allwormer Tablets for Dogs Over 11 lbs Blue 50pk

NEOMAX Allwormer Tablets for Dogs Over 11 lbs Bodyweight

APVMA Approval No: 93269/140687

CAUTION: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. FOR ANIMAL TREATMENT ONLY.

Active Ingredients:

• Praziquantel: 125 mg per tablet.
• Milbemycin Oxime: 12.5 mg per tablet.

What NEOMAX Achieves: It's your go-to for safeguarding your dogs over 11 lbs from:

• Roundworms, Whipworms, Hookworms, and Tapeworms: Ensuring they're treated and controlled.
• Heartworm Prevention: Keeping this life-threatening condition at bay.

When to Use NEOMAX:

• For combating various worm infestations and preventing heartworm disease in dogs weighing more than 11 pounds.

How to Use NEOMAX:

• Heartworm Prevention Reminder: Keep it monthly. If you overshoot your schedule by less than 7 days, give NEOMAX right away and jump back on track. More than 7 days off? Check in with your vet first.
• Vet Check First: Confirm your dog is heartworm-free with a vet test before starting NEOMAX.
• Dosing: Administer orally. The rule of thumb is 0.5 mg milbemycin oxime and 5 mg praziquantel per kg (2.2 lbs) of your dog's weight.

For Comprehensive Worm Control:

• For Pups: Use NEOMAX for Small Dogs and Puppies 0.5 - 5 kg (up to 11 lbs) at 2, 4, 8, and 12 weeks old, then every three months.
• For Adult Dogs: Continue with NEOMAX Tablets for Dogs over 5 kg (over 11 lbs) as directed for ongoing protection.

Precautions and Safe Use:

• With Caution: Especially important for dogs with known sensitivities.
• Missed Dose? If you're within a week of the missed dose, administer NEOMAX immediately and resume the monthly schedule. If it's been longer, get advice from your vet.
• No Broken Skin: Apply only to healthy skin.
• Hands-Off: Avoid touching the treated area until it has dried.
• Wait on the Bath: No washing or bathing your dog for 48 hours after application to ensure efficacy.

NEOMAX Tablets are formulated to keep your dog healthy and worm-free, offering peace of mind in the fight against internal and external parasites. Always follow the vet's guidance and read the label for the best outcomes for your furry friend.