Durvet 2X Liquid Wormer, 2-Ounce

Love it

Works wonders! Bought for my 6 week old pups and was worried about it not being enough but I was able to treat 4 puppies and 2 full grown dogs and still have plenty left. The product works fast and the best no side effects from it. Very Easy to digest! Will deff buy again.

Love this liquid wormer. So much easier than a pill. I mixed it in some baby food meat and all 3 of my furbabies chowed down.

This stuff works wonders for a litter of puppies. I breed Samoyeds, and they get too hot in my car (even with AC at full blast), so taking the whole litter to the vet is a screaming puppy nightmare. My pups tend to get pretty bad worms, so they really can’t wait until their 8 week vaccines to get their first deworming. With this stuff, I can just do it at home myself. Even though it says you should deworm puppies at 2 weeks of age and every 2 weeks after, too much deworming can cause pretty bad diarrhea, so be careful. Personally, I usually start at 5-6 weeks (advised by my vet) because it’s easier to mix with solid food than to give via syringe. My puppies hate the taste and will gag (scary) when I tried to syringe it down their throat at 2 weeks old, but they don’t even seem to notice the taste when they’re older and it’s mixed with food. So waiting a little makes it a breeze. The ONLY downside (reason I took off a star) is that the instructions say multiple times that it’s good for use in very young puppies, yet the instructions only have dosages per every 10lbs! Even my 6 week old pups are nowhere near 10lbs, so I have to do the math myself every time, which leads to anxiety and a headache lol Would love it if they added clear dosages per lb to the instructions. I do 0.5ml per lb, so a 6lb puppy would get 3ml. However, I’ve definitely accidentally given a little too much before (doing the math for a big litter with all different weights is not my strong suit), and the puppies were totally okay, so it’s pretty safe to give a little extra if you do it wrong.

Good wormer for puppies. Oldy but a goody. I use this with my jack russell litters until the vet does their monthly. Never had any issue with pups or mother. Most dogs like the taste with having to hide in food. Will buy again.

I have used this wormer for years. I have had German Shepards and now have a 10 year old GP. They all have taken this wormer, but I have had to add the liquid to a pancake or something else with a little peanut butter, because they were suspicious. I give this to them in the morning, before I feed them and they eat it up. And it works on big dogs! And these are totally outside dogs for the farm.

It arrived leaking i dont know how it works. Don't know if i should trust it to give to my dogs.

My pup had been struggling with worms since the day I got her 😢 I’ve tried several over-the-counter medication none have worked and her appointment with a veterinarian is three months out so I finally tried this brand AND IM MORE THAN PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS!!! Higher costing brands only lasted for about a week or two before some worms would appear again but I’ve been giving this to her every 2 weeks for the past 6 weeks and I have NOT seen any worms in her stool!! Her stool is a lot harder and more together and she overall seems a lot happier and a lot healthier in the recent weeks, with a whole lot more energy lol she doesn’t particularly care for the flavor so it is kind of. Struggle getting her to take it.. I recommend using a syringe My pup is 4.5 months old (going on 19 weeks) so at this point since she’s over the 10 week mark , it doesn’t recommend giving it to her every two weeks but since this is was an ongoing issue I plan to give her dosage twice a month for another month per the directions for the ages she should’ve gotten this, and then from there, monthly since she hasn’t had any shots yet. She’s about 35 lbs so I gave her 3-3.5 teaspoons each time. Bottle is on the smaller side. With this rate, the bottle will about 2 months but once she’s taking it monthly it should last about 4-5months so 4-5 bottles would be efficient for a year supply. Not at all a bad price to control and prevent worms.. a lot cheaper than the vet medicine I’m sure.