Johnson's One Dose Easy Wormer Size 3

Johnson’s One Dose Easy Wormer Size 3 contains four film-coated tablets, each with nitroscanate 500mg, for the treatment of specified roundworms, tapeworms and hookworms in dogs. Marketed for larger dogs up to 40kg, this pack provides a single treatment using the number of whole tablets appropriate to your dog’s bodyweight.

• Four 500mg nitroscanate tablets per pack.
• For the treatment of specified roundworms, tapeworms and hookworms.
• For dogs from 12 weeks of age, subject to the supplied pack’s weight and dosing directions.
• The required tablets are given together as one treatment. A single dose does not necessarily mean one tablet.

Dose and administration

Weigh your dog before treatment and follow the dosage chart on the supplied packaging. The authorised dose is nitroscanate 50mg per kg bodyweight, equivalent to one 500mg tablet per 10kg. A 40kg dog requires four tablets. For weights between stated dose points, follow the supplied leaflet’s chart or ask your vet to confirm the correct number of whole tablets. Do not estimate by splitting tablets.

Give the tablets whole by mouth in the morning after overnight fasting, with approximately one-fifth of the daily food ration. Withhold the remaining food ration for eight hours afterwards to reduce the risk of vomiting. Do not break, crush or divide the film-coated tablets.

Ongoing worm care

The product information recommends routine adult worming two to four times a year. Ask your vet for a programme suited to your dog’s lifestyle. Flea control is important because fleas transmit Dipylidium caninum tapeworm. Treatment does not provide ongoing protection against reinfection.

Precautions

For dogs only. Do not administer to puppies younger than 12 weeks, dogs that are sick or recovering from illness, or dogs with a known allergy to nitroscanate or any other ingredient. If vomiting occurs shortly after dosing, do not repeat the treatment. Consult your vet if symptoms persist or appear.

The authorised product information permits use during pregnancy and lactation. Very rare reported reactions include vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy and lack of coordination. Contact your vet if an adverse reaction occurs.

The tablets can irritate skin and eyes, so keep the film coating intact. Keep out of the sight and reach of children. Always read the supplied packaging and leaflet before use, including the dosage chart, storage, expiry and disposal instructions.