Hit worms hard with ParaGard, for Allwormer confidence.
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Which ParaGard option is best for your dog?
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Find the dose that’s right for your dog
Treat and control intestinal worms
- Treats and controls roundworm, hookworm and whipworm
- Treats and controls tapeworm, including hydatids
- Liver flavoured tablet: can give with or without food
- Treatment for puppies from 2 weeks of age
Worms in dogs: what you need to know
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Worms in dogs: what you need to know
Worms can not only make your dog sick, some of them can infect humans too. Read on to learn more about worms in dogs.
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What intestinal worms could my dog have?
Where to buy ParaGard
Find ParaGard at veterinary clinics, online or from a specialist retailer near you.
What does ParaGard Allwormer for Dogs treatment cover in dogs?
ParaGard treats and controls:
● Tapeworms, including hydatids
● Hookworms
● Roundworms
● Whipworms
ParaGard does not control heartworm in dogs. For heartworm control use HeartGard30®️ PLUS or for the most complete parasite protection in a single chew use NexGard SPECTRA. See product labels for full claim details and directions for use.
What are the side effects of ParaGard Allwormer for Dogs?
ParaGard has a wide margin of safety for all sizes and breeds of dogs. Side effects are rare when ParaGard is administered according to the label directions. As with any orally administered product, vomiting may very occasionally be reported. See product label for full claim details and directions for use.
Should I give ParaGard Allwormer for Dogs and HeartGard30 PLUS to my dog together?
ParaGard Allwormer for Dogs may be included in a treatment program with a heartworm prevention product such as HeartGard30 PLUS. See product labels for full claim details and directions for use.
How often should I give ParaGard Allwormer for Dogs to my dog?
Puppies: Treat according to weight at 2, 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age
- thereafter every 3 months.
Adult Dogs: Treat every 3 months.
Breeding Female: Treat during the mating period, during the gestation period one week before birth and 3 to 4 weeks after birth.
Dogs in hydatid areas should be treated every 6 weeks.
Where whipworm is a problem, treat every 6-8 weeks after 3 months of age. See product label for full claim details and directions for use.
- thereafter every 3 months.
Adult Dogs: Treat every 3 months.
Breeding Female: Treat during the mating period, during the gestation period one week before birth and 3 to 4 weeks after birth.
Dogs in hydatid areas should be treated every 6 weeks.
Where whipworm is a problem, treat every 6-8 weeks after 3 months of age. See product label for full claim details and directions for use.
Does ParaGard Allwormer for Dogs treat or prevent heartworm?
ParaGard Allwormer for Dogs is not effective in the treatment or prevention of heartworm. For heartworm prevention, use NexGard SPECTRA for Dogs or HeartGard30 PLUS. See product labels for full claim details and directions for use.
Which NexGard protection is best for you
Choose from the NexGard range to make sure your dog is fully protected.
| ParaGard® | NexGard SPECTRA® | NexGard® | HeartGard30® PLUS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fleas | applicable | applicable | ||
| Ticks | applicable | applicable | ||
| Mites | applicable | applicable | ||
| Heartworm | applicable | applicable | ||
| Hookworm | applicable | applicable | applicable | |
| Roundworm | applicable | applicable | applicable | |
| Whipworm | applicable | applicable | ||
| Flea Tapeworm* | applicable | applicable | applicable |
* NexGard and NexGard SPECTRA prevent flea tapeworm when used according to label. If an active infection is present, a suitable Allwormer such as ParaGard should be used.
