Panoramis for Dogs By Vet Products Direct

Premium pets need the best medical treatment. Each family spends as much on their pets as on themselves for healthcare needs. Panoramis is a new chewable tablet that works well to control problem infestations in pets.

 

Panoramis for Dogs tackles heartworm, fleas, hookworm, whipworm, and roundworm. Under lab conditions the tablet has successful 99.8 % as it effectively killed the most common intestinal worms found in canines. If your pet has an unknown heartworm status then seek veterinary advice before using Panoramis. Therefore discussing the right action with the vet is essential.

 

The product is in the form of chewable tablets to be given with food to the pet. Since the tablets can be mixed with the food, it has a palatable taste. The tablets are given once per month. The product is known to kill fleas rapidly. And because these chewable tablets are served with the food, they provide other benefits too. Medicines that are applied on the skin may leave a chemical residue which again may be harmful to the fur coat. If the dog loves to play in water, this is a much better alternative than external applications of medicines. The medicine is available in various doses depending on the size of the dog.

 

If a pet owner is buying the product for the first time take a quick consultation with the vet. He may like to choose the Panoramis that will be appropriate for your pet. The medicine has a tasty meat flavor that most pets enjoy. The dose contains active components called Spinosad and Milbemcyn Oxime. It can be administered once a month safely depending on the body weight of the pet. It is available in blue, brown, green pink and orange packs for easy identification.

 

Additional pet care before giving Panoramis

 

• Some dogs have delicate stomachs and their diets are restricted. Its best to administer the tablet when the dog has a full stomach.


• Keep continuous communications with your vet regarding the pet's health.


• Lactating, breeding, pregnant dogs should not be given the tablet.


• A puppy has to be above 8 weeks old to be given the tablet.


• The tablet does have side effects in mild quantities. The dog might become lethargic, may vomit or get diarrhea. But most pets tolerate the tablet.


• Panoramis can be combined with other medication like a tapewormer. It is recommended every 3 months.


• Panoramis cannot be given to cats.


• This medication should not be used on dogs suffering from epilepsy.


• If the dog is under parasitic mange treatment or even demodex with ivermectin or other macrocytic lactone. Speak to the healthcare professional for the dog.