What’s the risk from intestinal parasites? 

Dogs and cats can carry worms that live in their intestines. Left untreated, worms lay eggs that are shed in your pet’s stool and into the environment. These eggs are a potential health risk for you and your family. You can eliminate that risk by deworming your pets on a regular basis – also called routine deworming. It’s safer and healthier for your pet, and your family. 

Routine deworming with Drontal Dewormers reduces the risk. 

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When intestinal worms are a problem, it’s important to take control right away. Drontal Dewormers remove the most common intestinal worms in cats and dogs, such as roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms and whipworms. Left untreated, intestinal worms lay eggs that are shed in your pet’s stool. These eggs pose a potential risk for you and your family.

For more information on Drontal Dewormers, please see our pet owner brochure.

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