7 Way De-Wormer for Dogs, Oral Treatment for Tapeworm, Roundworm & Hookworm in Small Dogs & Puppies (6-25 lbs), Worm Remover (Praziquantel & Pyrantel Pamoate), 6 Flavored Chewables

Bought to treat our dogs for worms as a preventative. One dog likes to eat things in the yard that she shouldn't and since we have critters that travel through said yard, we like to make sure they aren't bringing worms into the house. Dogs take it easily. Easy to figure out dosage. Like that it includes the coverage for multiple types of worms. Dogs sometimes have more frequent bathroom needs. We find to give it earlier in the day. Much cheaper than vet meds and works just as well. Just hide it in food if your dog gives you issues with taking it.

My dogs like the taste and had no problem getting them to eat the pills. Within a few days I saw no more evidence of the worms or eggs. Much less expensive than paying for a vet visit and perscription!

I used this dewormer for both of my dogs with no major issues. My lab swallowed the tablet immediately without hesitation. My husky, on the other hand, treated it like a new toy for a few minutes before finally deciding to eat it. I just stayed nearby to make sure it was actually consumed. The tablet size was manageable, and there were no noticeable side effects afterward. Both dogs tolerated it well and continued with their normal behavior. As always, follow the dosing instructions carefully based on your dog’s weight and consult your vet if you have concerns. In our case, it was straightforward to use and got the job done.

Hello everyone. I wanted to share my experience with the deworming PetArmor 7 Way De-Wormer I bought for my dog. In short, I give it 4 out of 5 stars. It is a product that complies, is accessible and gets you out of a hurry without going to the vet, but it has a small detail that subtracts the star. Strong Points (Why is it almost a 5) Effectiveness Checked: The most important thing is that it works. My dog had a parasite problem, and the day after the dose I noticed a clear difference. Act quickly against the 7 species it promises (various types of tapeworms, worms and hookworms). Price vs. Veterinary: The cost is much more affordable than the deworming pill I get at the clinic. For me, who need to deworm it regularly, it's a huge savings without sacrificing the quality of treatment. Easy to Give (almost always): The format is chewable tablets, and my dog, which is medium/large in size, ate it without much trouble, camouflaged in a piece of sausage or its food. I didn't have to fight with pills or liquids. The Detail (The Missing Star) The only but: Although it worked perfectly for my dog, I have read that other dogs may fall a little heavy. Mine got a little upset stomach (some soft stool) a few hours after taking it. It was mild and passed quickly, but it's a reminder that not all stomachs react the same. So if your dog is very sensitive, you have to be vigilant. My Verdict: It is a high quality solution (vet-quality type as they say) to deworm at home, super effective and economical. I simply advise you to give it to them one day that you can be at home just in case it gives them a little scramble. No smell. Perfect size. Totally recommended as the main option outside the clinic!

I have three large dogs (60–90 pounds) and live on acreage in a rural agricultural area, so occasional exposure to parasites is just part of life out here. About every three to six months one of the dogs will end up with tapeworms. I’ve been using this de-wormer as needed for about three years and it has worked reliably every time. The tablets are easy to give and all three of my dogs take them willingly and chew them without any fuss. Most importantly, it works quickly and effectively. Each time I’ve used it, the tapeworm issue has cleared up without any problems. It’s simple, dependable, and something I keep on hand for when it’s needed.