Intas Eazypet is a broad-spectrum oral deworming tablet for dogs, formulated to treat and control the four major types of intestinal worm — roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms — in a single dose. Intestinal worms are commonly picked up from soil, faeces, fleas, raw food and a mother's milk, and if left untreated can lead to weight loss, a dull coat, a pot belly, vomiting and diarrhoea, with more serious effects possible in puppies. Eazypet works by paralysing and killing the parasites, which are then passed out naturally in the stool. It is suitable for regular, routine deworming in adult dogs, with a separate Eazypet puppy suspension available for young pups. This pack contains 10 tablets, dosed at one tablet per 10 kg of body weight.
KEY FEATURES
- Broad-spectrum deworming tablet
- Treats roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms in a single dose
- Simple weight-based dosing: 1 tablet per 10 kg body weight
- No fasting required before dosing
- Pack of 10 tablets
- Suitable for routine deworming in adult dogs
BENEFITS
Eazypet combines anti-worm ingredients that work against all four major intestinal worm types together, removing the need to combine several single-purpose products. Roundworms are the most common worm affecting dogs and puppies; tapeworms are often spread by fleas; hookworms attach to the gut wall and can cause anaemia; and whipworms are addressed as part of the same single-dose treatment. Because worms are common and often show no early signs, routine deworming is recommended even for dogs that appear healthy, as part of an ongoing parasite control routine alongside flea and tick prevention.
COMPOSITION / INGREDIENTS
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INDICATIONS / USES
Treatment and control of roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms in dogs, as part of routine intestinal parasite control.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Dosed by body weight, one tablet per 10 kg:
- Up to 10 kg: 1 tablet (small breeds and older puppies)
- 11–20 kg: 2 tablets (medium breeds)
- 21–30 kg: 3 tablets (large breeds)
- 31–40 kg: 4 tablets (large and giant breeds)
- Over 40 kg: 1 tablet per 10 kg, rounded to the nearest tablet
Give as a single dose — all tablets for your dog's weight at one time, not spread through the day. Weigh your dog before dosing rather than estimating. No fasting is required beforehand. Give the tablet directly or hidden in a small amount of strong-smelling food, ensuring the full dose is swallowed.
Adult dogs: deworm once every three months as routine, or as advised by your veterinarian based on your dog's lifestyle. Puppies require more frequent deworming — follow an appropriate puppy deworming schedule. Dogs that hunt, scavenge, or are frequently around other animals may need more frequent deworming.
For very small or very young dogs, or if unsure of the correct dose, confirm with a veterinarian before giving.
SAFETY INFORMATION
Well tolerated by most dogs at the correct dose; side effects are uncommon and usually mild. Occasionally, mild, short-lived vomiting or soft stool may occur after deworming, sometimes as the worms are cleared, and this normally settles quickly. In a heavy infestation, worms may be visible in the stool for a day or two after dosing. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Pregnant or nursing dogs, and very young puppies, should only be dewormed on veterinary advice, using the appropriate product and dose. If your dog is unwell, on other medication, or shows ongoing vomiting or diarrhoea after deworming, consult a veterinarian.
STORAGE
Store according to the manufacturer's instructions.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Brand: Intas
- Product Name: Eazypet Dog Deworming Tablet
- Product Type: Oral broad-spectrum deworming tablet
- Species: Dogs
- Dosage Basis: 1 tablet per 10 kg body weight
- Pack Size: 10 tablets
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FAQs
What worms does Eazypet treat?
It treats roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms in a single dose.
What is the dosage for Eazypet?
One tablet per 10 kg of body weight, given as a single dose. See the weight chart above for exact tablet counts.
Does my dog need to fast before taking Eazypet?
No, fasting is not required before giving Eazypet.
How often should I deworm my adult dog with Eazypet?
Once every three months as routine, or as advised by your veterinarian based on your dog's lifestyle and exposure risk.
Is Eazypet safe for puppies or pregnant/nursing dogs?
Puppies need a different, more frequent deworming schedule, and pregnant or nursing dogs should only be dewormed on veterinary advice. A separate Eazypet puppy suspension is available for young pups.
What if my dog vomits or has soft stool after deworming?
Mild, short-lived vomiting or soft stool can occasionally occur and usually settles quickly. If symptoms persist or your dog is unwell, consult your veterinarian.
Always consult your vet before deworming a pregnant dog. Certain deworming agents are not recommended during the first trimester. Your vet will determine the safest product and timing — typically deworming is considered during the later stages of pregnancy or just before whelping to reduce worm transmission to puppies through the mother's milk.
