PetArmor 7 Way De-Wormer for Dogs, Oral Treatment for Tapeworm, Roundworm & Hookworm in Large Dogs & Puppies (Over 25 lbs), Worm Remover, Puppy Dewormer (Praziquantel & Pyrantel Pamoate), 2 Chewables

Good medication for the dogs..

Love how affordable this is and that you don't need a prescription. It actually covers 7 worm types and it's safe for my medium/large dog, which is a huge win. Easy at-home deworming without the extra trip to the vet. Would definitely buy again.

Bought to treat our dogs for worms as a preventative. One dog likes to eat things in the yard that she shouldn't and since we have critters that travel through said yard, we like to make sure they aren't bringing worms into the house.Dogs take it easily. Easy to figure out dosage. Like that it includes the coverage for multiple types of worms. Dogs sometimes have more frequent bathroom needs. We find to give it earlier in the day.Much cheaper than vet meds and works just as well. Just hide it in food if your dog gives you issues with taking it.

Worked as described on my 3 German Shepherds who had tape worms. No side effects including the female who has EPI.

My dog is a total dog park fanatic, which means he’s always drinking dirty water or "sampling" things he shouldn’t. I’ve been giving him these chewables just to be safe, and it’s definitely paying off. We just got back from the vet for a check-up, and he’s 100% parasite-free!The only downside is the "flavored" part. My dog isn't fooled at all and hates the taste, so I usually have to force him to take it. But since it keeps the worms away and the results are solid, I’ll keep using it. Just wish he’d eat it like a treat!

My dog didn’t like the taste but it still did its thing for cleaning him out! He has no worms but here’s a pic of the cutie pie

The chewable form is also a big plus—my dog takes it without much trouble, especially since it has a flavored tablet that makes it easier to give compared to other medications. It saves a lot of stress during treatment time.

So far so good. Somehow my dogs got some teeny tiny tape worms, the kind that look like little grains of rice. I'd been seeing white specs on their stool for a couple of weeks, but couldn't clearly identify them. I gave them both this medicine yesterday, and found several live, grubby little worms in both of their stools today (I'll spare you the pics). Apparently the medicine makes them let go of the intestinal lining, so it's normal to be seeing them alive at this stage. A few hours after taking it, both of them seemed nauseous and wanted to eat grass, one dog threw up twice, and the other one had some greasy looking diarrhea. Today they seem fine, though some of their poops have been extra soft, bordering on liquid. I'll be repeating the treatment in a couple of weeks, and doing 3 days of febendazole in between. Hope this completely takes care of anything they might have.