Drools Invadeworm Plus Broad-Spectrum Dewormer Tablets for Dogs

For veterinary use only — administer under the guidance of a licensed veterinarian. Dose strictly by accurate body weight: underdosing leaves worms behind and drives resistance, while overdosing risks toxicity. Consult your veterinarian before deworming puppies, pregnant or lactating bitches, very small or debilitated dogs, or dogs on other medication. Heavy worm burdens can provoke a reaction as the parasites die off, so badly infested dogs should be treated under veterinary supervision. Many intestinal worms of dogs are zoonotic and can infect people, particularly children, so wash hands after handling your dog or clearing faeces, and pick up stools promptly. Confirm the exact composition and dosing from the product pack. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture, and excessive heat.

Drools Invadeworm Plus Broad-Spectrum Dewormer Tablets for Dogs

Drools Invadeworm Plus is a broad-spectrum veterinary dewormer tablet for dogs, formulated to treat and control the common intestinal worms seen in Indian households, including roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and mixed infestations. Worms rob a dog of nutrition from the inside, inflame the gut wall, and in heavy burdens cause anaemia, a dull coat, pot belly, weight loss, and stunted growth in puppies, usually well before an owner ever spots a worm. Keeping to a deworming schedule set by your veterinarian holds that burden down, protects your dog's condition, and lowers the risk of worms spreading to people in the home. Supplied as convenient tablets for routine scheduled dosing.

Therapeutic Class

• Veterinary broad-spectrum anthelmintic (dewormer) oral tablet for dogs — confirm the active ingredients and strengths from the product pack

Key Benefits

• Broad-spectrum control of the common intestinal worms of dogs
• Covers roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and mixed infestations
• Supports healthy digestion and nutrient absorption by clearing the parasite burden
• Helps protect body condition, coat quality, and normal growth in puppies
• Reduces environmental worm egg contamination and the zoonotic risk to the household
• Convenient tablet format suited to routine scheduled deworming

Indications

• Treatment and control of gastrointestinal worm infections in dogs
• Roundworm (Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina) infestation
• Hookworm (Ancylostoma spp.) infestation
• Tapeworm (Dipylidium caninum, Taenia spp.) infestation
• Mixed intestinal worm infestations
• Routine scheduled deworming as advised by your veterinarian

Signs Your Dog May Need Deworming

• Visible worms or rice-grain segments in the stool or around the tail
• Pot-bellied appearance, especially in puppies
• Weight loss or poor weight gain despite a normal appetite
• Dull, poor-quality coat
• Diarrhoea, vomiting, or intermittent soft stools
• Pale gums indicating anaemia, common with heavy hookworm burdens
• Scooting or persistent licking at the rear

Dosage & Administration

• Administer orally at the dose prescribed by your veterinarian, based on accurate body weight
• Weigh your dog rather than estimating, so the dose is correct
• Give directly or conceal in a small amount of food
• Follow the recommended deworming schedule and do not exceed the stated dose
• Treat all dogs and cats in the household on the same schedule to prevent reinfestation
• Maintain flea control alongside deworming, since fleas transmit Dipylidium tapeworm