General instructions:

Pets will take this liver flavored tablet as a treat. If they resist direct intake of the tablet then mix with their food. Start administering one Endogard tablet when the puppy is 2 weeks of age. Repeat at every two weeks until the puppy is 3 month old.

Once the pet is 3 month old, treat him at an interval of every 3 months. It is advisable to treat the mother along with the pups.

For routine prevention of worms in adult dogs, give one tablet at every 3 months. To combat heavy roundworm infestation, give the tablet at every 14 days.

For lactating and breeding female dogs:

Lactating mother dogs should be treated two weeks after the birth of the litter and then repeat the Endogard tablet at every 2 weeks until weaning.

Treat breeding female dogs during mating period, 1 week before parturition and 3-4 weeks after parturition.

Dosage:

• 1 tablet of Endogard green pack treats dogs up to 11 lbs (5 kg) bodyweight.
• 1 tablet of Endogard orange pack treats dogs 11 to 22 lbs (10 kg) bodyweight.
• 1 tablet of Endogard purple pack treats dogs 22 to 77 lbs (35 kg) bodyweight.

Advantage for dogs is available in four separate color-coded packs:

• For puppies and small dogs – Green pack (weight range 1-10lbs)
• For medium sized dogs – Aqua pack (weight range 11-20 lbs)
• For large dogs – Red pack (weight range 21-55 lbs)
• For extra large dogs – Blue pack (weight over 55 lbs)

Steps for application:

Step1: Make the pet stand in a comfortable position. Separate fur at a spot between the shoulder blades.

Step2: Invert the open tube such that the open tip touches the bare skin spot. Squeeze the content on this spot.

Step3: Large-sized dogs need application at 4-5 spots over the backbone. Start at the base of the skull and move towards the tail.

Let the application site be completely dry. Do not touch or groom the pet until it is completely dry. Consult a vet for further guidance.

Dosage:

Note: Consult your vet for treating pregnant, breeding and lactating dogs. Also, check with him if your pet is sick or convalescing.