
Arthroplus - Joints and mobility - Dogs and cats - 40 tablets - BIOCANINA
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Strantel Chien is a dog dewormer intended for the treatment of infestations by the main intestinal parasites of dogs. It acts against roundworms (nematodes) and tapeworms (cestodes), commonly found in adult dogs.
Digestive parasites can cause intestinal disorders, a deterioration of general condition or a decrease in vitality. Regular deworming helps maintain good digestive health and helps limit contamination of the home environment.
The 4-tablet format is particularly suitable for dogs requiring several administrations or living in an environment exposed to parasitic risk.
Internal parasitic infestations can occur in all dogs, including those living mainly indoors. They are often linked to contact with contaminated ground, ingestion of infective elements or the presence of other animals in the environment.
Strantel Chien acts notably against:
This broad action provides suitable digestive protection as part of a regular deworming programme.
Deworming also helps reduce the risk of parasitic transmission to household members.
Deworming is one of the essential health prevention measures for dogs. It helps maintain digestive comfort and protect the animal's overall health.
Strantel Chien 4 tablets is particularly suitable for:
This format makes it easier to implement a suitable internal antiparasitic protocol.
The frequency of deworming depends on the dog's lifestyle. An adult dog is generally dewormed several times a year. Dogs living in groups, outdoors or in contact with other animals may require more regular deworming. The veterinarian adapts the protocol according to the animal's profile.
Some dewormers are available without a veterinary prescription and can be used as part of regular prevention. However, in case of digestive symptoms or doubt about the type of parasites, it is recommended to seek advice from a veterinarian.
Certain signs may suggest the presence of intestinal parasites: digestive disorders, bloated belly, weight loss or dull coat. However, an infested dog may remain asymptomatic. Regular deworming is therefore still recommended to limit risks.
Regular deworming helps protect the dog's digestive health and reduce contamination of its environment. It also helps prevent certain zoonoses transmissible to humans.