Once your pet has taken Flea Killer PLUS and Flea Killer to kill the current fleas and to stop new ones from developing, it is time to treat the Tapeworms that accompany fleas.

If your pet had fleas, they probably have Tapeworms too. Tapeworm Killer kills 100% of the tapeworms in dogs and cats, with one treatment. If you still have fleas, the pets can be reinfested so, it is safe to give Tapeworm Killer as often as once per day until you get rid of them.

Two sizes:
• Pink for small cats:
• Cats 4-11 pounds get one pink capsule
• Cats 12-20 pounds get two pink capsules
• Purple for bigger Cats:
• Cats 12-20 pounds get one purple capsule
• Cats over 20 pounds get two purple capsules

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• Pink for small dogs
• Dogs 4-6 pounds get one pink capsule
• Dogs 7-13 pounds get two pink capsules

• Purple for bigger dogs:
• Dogs 7-13 pounds get one purple capsule
• Dogs 14-34 pounds get two purple capsules
• Dogs 35-50 pounds get three purple capsules
• Dogs 51-70 pounds get four purple capsules
• Dogs 71-95 pounds get five purple capsules
• Dogs over 95 pounds get six purple capsules
• Orange/White: New Larger Size 120 mg per capsule:
  for dogs 35-50 pounds
• Dogs 35-50 pounds get 1 orange/white capsule
• Dogs 51-70 pounds get 1 orange/white capsule + one purple capsule
• Dogs over 71-95 pounds get 1 orange/white capsule + two purple capsules
• Dogs over 95 pounds get two orange/white capsules
• Active Ingredient: Praziquantel
  Inactive ingredient: probiotics

Tapeworm Killer Directions for Use

The active ingredient in Tapeworm Killer is safe for puppies and kittens 4 weeks and older, weighing four pounds or greater. Safe for pregnant or nursing animals.

Tapeworm Killer is 100% effective in killing Tapeworms in dogs and cats. Pets get tapeworms from swallowing fleas infested with tapeworm larvae, or from eating animals infested with fleas. It can safely be given as often as once a month.

What kind of problems do Tapeworms cause?

Tapeworms are not highly pathogenic (harmful) to your dog. They may cause debilitation and weight loss when they occur in large numbers. Sometimes, the dog will scoot or drag its rear across the ground or carpet because the segments are irritating to the skin in this area. The adult worm is generally not seen, but the white segments which break away from the tapeworm and pass outside the body rarely fail to get an owner's attention!

Clinical signs may not always occur, but when present, they may include unthriftiness, depression, irritability, an unpredictable appetite, poor coat condition, colic and mild diarrhea. A heavy infestation may causse anemia or weight loss.

How are the tapeworms treated?

Treatment is simple and, fortunately, very effective. The most common treatment is praziquantel which is found in Droncit (from the vet by prescription) and Tapeworm Killer Capsules (the generic form that is now over-the-counter and much less expensive.)