Opti Pet Febantin Deworming Suspension For Puppy's & Dogs

OptiPet Febantin (often referred to as Febantel/Pyrantel) is a broad-spectrum liquid dewormer for puppies and dogs. It eliminates intestinal parasites like roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms by paralyzing and starving the worms, allowing the dog's body to safely expel them

Key Guidelines for Use

• Standard Dosage: A common dosing guide for Febantel-based puppy suspensions is typically 1 mL per 2 kg (4.4 lbs) of body weight. Always verify your bottle's instructions, as concentrations may vary.
• Administration: Shake the bottle well before use. You can administer the liquid directly into your dog's mouth using a syringe or mix it with a small amount of food. 
• Frequency: Routine preventive deworming is generally recommended once a quarter (every three months). In cases of heavy infestation, a vet may recommend repeating the dose after 10 days. 
• Safety Precautions: This medication should generally not be used in pregnant animals without specific veterinary guidance. Ensure you weigh your dog accurately to prevent under or overdosing. 
• Side Effects: Mild, temporary symptoms like vomiting, loose stools, or lethargy can occasionally occur post-treatment.

• Growing Puppies: Liquid formulations are ideal for puppies starting their early preventive deworming schedules, which typically begin as early as 2 to 3 weeks of age. 
• Small and Medium Breeds: The liquid suspension format makes it easier to measure tiny, precise doses based on exact body weights compared to cutting up hard tablets. 
• Picky Eaters: Ideal for dogs that resist swallowing solid pills, as the liquid can be dosed cleanly into the cheek pouch or masked directly in their food. 
• Specific Parasite Cleanse: Specifically formulated to target and clear out active infestations of roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms. 
• Routine Maintenance: Excellent for maintaining a standard quarterly (every 3 months) preventive health regimen in adult dogs.

• Pregnant Dams: It is generally not recommended for pregnant dogs unless explicitly prescribed and monitored by a veterinarian.
• Heavy Adult Large Breeds: While safe, adult dogs weighing over 25–30 kg usually require a very large volume of liquid, making solid chewable tablets a more practical choice for them.

• Temperature: Store at room temperature, ideally below 25°C (77°F).
• Avoid Freezing: Do not freeze or refrigerate the liquid suspension, as cold temperatures can cause the ingredients to separate. 
• Light and Moisture: Keep the bottle in a dry, dark place away from direct sunlight. Store it inside its original outer cardboard carton to protect it from light. 
• Tight Seal: Always close the bottle cap tightly immediately after use to prevent the liquid from drying out or contamination. 
• Expiration After Opening: Once the bottle is opened, it typically remains stable for 12 weeks. Safely discard any remaining liquid after this period.
• Safety: Keep the bottle tightly locked away, completely out of reach of children and pets.