
ADTAB – Fleas and Ticks – Dog 22 to 45 kg – 900 mg – 3 Tablets – ELANCO
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Voxical Chien XL BEAPHAR, dog dewormer, is specially formulated to meet the needs of large breed dogs. This antiparasitic product targets roundworms and tapeworms, often responsible for digestive disorders and deficiencies. Its formula is suited to dogs weighing more than 17,5 kg.
The Voxical dog dewormer comes in the form of tablets that are easy to administer. Thanks to this galenic form, it offers a precise dosage for each animal. The treatment, validated by veterinarians, ensures rapid and lasting elimination of internal parasites.
Large dogs show an increased sensitivity to parasitic infestations. Without protection, these animals risk digestive disorders, a drop in energy or weight loss. Voxical XL BEAPHAR, dog dewormer xl, fits easily into a preventive health protocol. It effectively acts against all common intestinal worms in large breeds. Protecting your dog xl also means preserving the balance of the household and limiting the risk of contamination.
Targeted action against roundworms and tapeworms
Specially designed for dogs over 17,5 kg
Easy-to-split tablets
Optimal tolerance, even for large builds
Recommended by veterinarians
Promotes vitality and harmonious growth
For a dog xl, Voxical BEAPHAR is among the most effective dewormers. Its formula targets the main internal worms, while ensuring excellent digestive tolerance.
Dogs xl live on average between 8 and 12 years. Their life expectancy depends on several factors: genetics, lifestyle and regular veterinary follow-up, including deworming.
A dog dewormer xl should be administered every three months on average. The frequency depends on lifestyle and your veterinarian's advice.
Signs often include a dull coat, irregular appetite, weight loss, digestive disorders or the presence of worms in the stool. A veterinary diagnosis remains essential.