Protect your dog from dangerous internal parasites with HAILE Broad-Spectrum Dewormer Tablets. Powered by a highly trusted veterinary combination of Milbemycin Oxime and Praziquantel, this premium oral dewormer targets and eliminates a vast range of internal parasites simultaneously. It works efficiently from the inside out to clear standard intestinal worms while providing vital systemic protection against deadly heartworm disease. Delivered in a convenient 6-tablet pack, it offers a multi-month shielding strategy to keep your companion dog healthy and active. 

Key Product Benefits:

• Comprehensive Multi-Worm Eradication: Highly effective against common intestinal nematodes (adult roundworms, hookworms, whipworms) and cestodes (tapeworms, including the dangerous hydatid tapeworm). 
• Crucial Heartworm Prevention: Formulated to effectively eliminate the tissue stages of heartworm larvae (Dirofilaria immitis) when administered on a strict monthly schedule. 
• Easy-to-Swallow Design: The small, highly compressed tablets are uniquely sized and flavored to ensure easy oral dosing with minimal stress for both pet and owner.
• Excellent Value Pack: The 6-tablet box configuration provides a reliable supply for routine rotational deworming or multi-pet households.

Active Ingredients Per Tablet:

• Milbemycin Oxime: Targets and paralyzes internal roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and heartworm microfilariae.
• Praziquantel: Clinically proven to completely destroy and dissolve multiple species of tapeworms. 

📋 Veterinary Administration & Dosage Guidelines

Internal parasite control requires strict compliance based on your dog's current weight group. Do not underdose or split tablets randomly between different-sized animals. 

General Guidance:

• Dosing Frequency for Standard Deworming: Adult dogs living in standard environments should ideally be treated once every 3 months (4 times a year) to maintain a worm-free status. 
• Dosing Frequency for Heartworm Prevention: In geographical areas where heartworm is prevalent, this product must be administered once every month (every 30 days) during the active mosquito season. 
• Administration Tip: Administer the tablet orally. To ensure maximum biological absorption and avoid potential stomach irritation, always give this medication with food or immediately after a meal. Mixing the tablet directly into your dog’s food bowl or hiding it in a small treat works perfectly.

⚠️ Important Veterinary Health & Safety Information

• Visual Description & Symptoms: The product consists of 6 small oral tablets securely sealed inside protective blister strips within an official branded box by HAILE. It is typically utilized as a routine preventative, or when companion dogs exhibit clinical signs of an active internal parasitic infection, such as gradual weight loss despite a high appetite, a dull, dry coat, visible white segments in the stool, or frequent scooting of their bottom across the floor.
• Three Potential Side Effects: While exceptionally safe and widely tolerated by most dog breeds, monitor your pet closely for rare adverse reactions following administration:
  1. Mild gastrointestinal upset: Temporary vomiting, hypersalivation (drooling), or mild, loose stools as dead parasites are cleared from the tract.
  2. Lethargy: Brief sluggishness or mild muscle weakness shortly after taking the pill.
  3. Neurological sensitivity (Ataxia): Very rare staggering or loss of balance, primarily in sensitive herding breeds if overdosed. 
• MDR1 Genetic Sensitivity Note: Use with caution and strict veterinary supervision in herding breeds (such as Collies, Australian Shepherds, and Shetland Sheepdogs) that carry the MDR1 gene mutation, as they can be highly sensitive to elevated doses of milbemycin oxime. Safe for puppies from 2 weeks of age weighing at least 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs). Always verify the specific weight category on the box and check the expiration date before use. 

Veterinary Disclaimer: The information provided above is solely for educational and general informational purposes. This product is a potent veterinary treatment. It does not replace professional veterinary diagnosis, specialized fecal egg count tests, or direct veterinary care. If your dog displays severe chronic bloody diarrhea or constant weakness, seek a licensed veterinarian immediately.