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Dishon c

Ma'am, I got English cocker spaniel puppy 4 months fully vaccinated, how often should I give deworming?last deworm on 26 October

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Dishon c

And which deworm should be given

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Dr. Tajunnisa M

Hi Dishon. You can use any of these tablets - Tab Skyworm/Kiwof plus/ defender plus. It comes with a dosage of 1 tab/10kgs bw. Calculate as per your pets body weight and give accordingly

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Dr. Tajunnisa M

Hey, Check out this blog from Kuddle on Deworming schedule for dogs and cats https://kuddle.pet/social/blog/deworming-schedule-for-dogs-and-cats You can follow this deworming schedule. You can deworm her once in 2 months until she is 1 year old. Luna’s due falls on 26th of December.

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Nikhil Bansal

You can also keep a record on Kuddle app Kuddle will automatically remind when the next tablet should be given.

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