Provide your animals with ultimate broad-spectrum parasite control using NexGen Dual-Action Tablets. This advanced veterinary formulation combines two of the most trusted antiparasitic agents—Fenbendazole and Ivermectin—into a single, highly effective oral tablet. Together, they work synergistically to eliminate a vast range of internal nematodes (worms) and stubborn external parasites that single-ingredient treatments might miss.

Key Product Benefits:

• Dual-Action Sinergy: Combines Fenbendazole and Ivermectin to break parasite resistance and deliver maximum clearing power.
• Complete Internal Deworming: Highly effective against roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, lungworms, and specific tapeworms.
• External Parasite Control: Eradicates various species of skin mites (mange), lice, and provides systemic microfilariae protection.
• Economical 100-Tablet Pack: Ideal size for multi-pet households, breeders, shelters, or extended clinical treatment courses. 

Active Ingredients Per Tablet:

• Fenbendazole: 200 mg
• Ivermectin: 10 mg 

📋 Veterinary Administration & Dosage Guidelines

Because this tablet contains a potent 10mg dose of Ivermectin, accurate dosing calculated strictly by your veterinarian based on your pet's current body weight and species is vital to ensure clinical safety.

General Guidance:

• Administration Tip: Administer tablets orally. Fenbendazole is best absorbed when given with or immediately after a meal (mixing it into wet food can ease administration). 
• Treatment Schedules:
  • For standard gastrointestinal deworming, the product is often given once daily for 3 consecutive days.
  • For advanced mite or tissue parasite infestations, a veterinarian will determine if a repeat single dose is required after 7 to 14 days. 
• Do Not Split Randomly: Avoid breaking or crushing tablets unless directed by a professional to ensure precise dose distribution.

⚠️ Important Veterinary Health & Safety Information

• Visual Description & Symptoms: The product consists of solid oral tablets securely stored inside a durable 100-count bottle. It is typically sought after when animals display severe clinical signs of heavy parasite infestation, such as intense skin scratching with patchy hair loss (mange), chronic diarrhea, weight loss despite a high appetite, or a dull, coarse coat.
• Three Potential Side Effects: When administering high-strength dual formulas, closely monitor animals for adverse reactions, which include:
  1. Gastrointestinal distress (temporary vomiting, loose stools, or brief loss of appetite due to the rapid die-off of worms).
  2. Lethargy or brief sluggishness following the dosage.
  3. Neurological Sensitivity Warning: Seek immediate veterinary care if the animal exhibits loss of muscle coordination (ataxia), stumbling, or drooling.
• MDR1 Genetic Breed Warning: NEVER administer this product to herding breeds carrying the MDR1 gene mutation (such as Collies, Shetland Sheepdogs, Australian Shepherds, and Old English Sheepdogs) without explicit veterinary testing, as they are highly sensitive to dangerous Ivermectin toxicity.
• Label Verification: Always verify the expiration date and batch code printed on the physical bottle label before dispensing any dose to your animal.