Caniverm Tablet For Dog

Caniverm Dog Tablet  Deworming Medication

Description

Caniverm (also sold as Caniverm Forte or Caniverm Deworming Tablet) is a broad‑spectrum oral dewormer used in dogs (and cats) to treat and control common intestinal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms. It’s widely used by pet owners and veterinarians as part of routine parasite control.

💊 What It Is & How It Works

Caniverm tablets combine multiple antiparasitic active ingredients that work together to target different types of worms:

• Fenbendazole – interferes with parasite nutrient metabolism and structural integrity.

• Pyrantel Embonate – causes paralysis of worms so they detach from the intestine.

• Praziquantel – disrupts parasite cell membranes, especially effective against tapeworms.

These ingredients give Caniverm broad‑spectrum deworming activity against nematodes (roundworm/hookworm) and cestodes (tapeworm) in dogs.

🐕 What It Treats

Caniverm is commonly used for:
✔ Roundworms (e.g., Toxocara canis/cati)
✔ Hookworms (e.g., Ancylostoma)
✔ Whipworms
✔ Tapeworms (e.g., Dipylidium, Taenia species)
✔ Other GI helminths affecting dogs 

📈 How It’s Given

• Administration: Orally — given directly or hidden in food if your dog won’t take pills.

• Single Dose: One dose is generally given per treatment session.

• Avoid Dairy at Dose Time: Don’t give it together with milk or dairy products.

📏 General Dosage Guidelines

(Always confirm with your vet; specific tablets may have slightly different strengths.)

• Small dogs (2–5 kg): ~½ tablet

• Medium dogs (5–10 kg): ~1 tablet

• Large dogs (>10 kg): ~1 tablet per ~10 kg body weight

For puppies, many vets recommend starting deworming around 3 weeks of age with repeat doses every ~3 weeks until ~12 weeks old, then every 3 months thereafter.

🐕🦺 Benefits

✔ Broad‑spectrum parasite control in one tablet
✔ Works for both dogs and cats
✔ Easy to give — can be mixed with food
✔ Helps improve digestion, appetite, and nutrient absorption when worms are eliminated

⚠️ Precautions & Possible Side Effects

• Generally safe when given at the proper dose.

• Side effects can include vomiting, loose stool, drowsiness, fever, or mild skin reactions shortly after dosing — these are often due to the parasites dying, not the medicine itself.

• Consult your vet before use in pregnant females, very young puppies, or pets with known health issues.

🐾 Important Notes

• Deworming tablets like Caniverm are not the same as flea/tick preventives — they specifically target internal worms.

• Regular deworming (e.g., every 3 months) helps keep your dog healthier and prevents parasite reinfestation.

• Always follow your vet’s recommended schedule and dose based on your dog’s weight and health.

Summary:
Caniverm Dog Tablet is a broad‑spectrum dewormer that combines fenbendazole, pyrantel embonate, and praziquantel to treat and control roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms in dogs.It’s given orally in a single dose by weight and helps promote better digestive health and parasite control when used as directed.