Aurora 50Mg/Ml Oral Pro Pyrantel Pamoate Oral Suspension, 16 Ounce, Vanilla Flavor

Perfect for litter of puppies, has enough to last for a long time. You just have to weigh puppies and give right amount. Works great, kept my litter of puppies free of worms

This stuff works great and you get a lot of it which was great for worming my litter of puppies multiple times. It is very easy because they don’t have to take as much with this type. It smells good - I think it is vanilla flavored.

Excellent product, serves for the whole family, here at home we are many and if only one person is going to take it, everyone at home should take it. My son changed his way of eating and his constipation changed, his appetite improved and he sleeps better

Fantastic super easy to use , works really quick, and it’s OK for cats and dogs. Just make sure ur consulting with a vet

I admit I hopped on the TikTok parasite frenzy like alot of people did. And I'm glad that I purchased this now that I'm more aware of the possibility that my children espeacially are more susceptible to get them and how easily it could spread to each other. I gave them the meds and completely forgot to tell them to let me know once they used the restroom so I'm not sure if they had anything but its a great value for the money I like having it on hand so I can give every 6 months until it expires whichever happens first hopefully we never see anything after taking a dose but like I said routine matinance isn't a bad thing taste like bananas with a tangy medicine kick at the end and its very thick so I suggest having a chaser on standby incase your not a fan of medicine or bananas

I buy this yearly & have for several years for my dogs & their health as well as making sure puppies are worm free. This is the same stuff the vet is giving your dog & youre paying 10 for that. Great dewormer. (at least thats what I use it for.)

This wormer is the best! It’s kept my dogs (and cats, and at one time mini horses!) healthy and parasite free!

Great product. Like many ppl struggling to care for their pets with insane prices on pet healthcare products and so many medications requiring a vet Rx script, it's impossible to save a penny. So after HOURS of diving into research on my dogs heartgard Rx script, I found out the medication used in the chewable tablets is OTC medication. Heartgard chewables active ingredients for heartworm/wormer is "ivermectin 1%" & "pyrantel pamoate". I have giant breed dogs (English Mastiffs) and they don't have the mutation gene for ivermectin, so they can take Heartgard plus Rx script chewable tables. I dose my dogs both for 150lbs of body weight each. So each dog will receive 1cc of pyrantel pomoate suspension for each 10lbs of body weight. I use the 35cc syringes from feed store. Pull out 15cc in syringe and put it down the hatch. My dogs love the delicious flavor. No needle involved or ever necessary for this bottle. I buy Ivermectin 1% injectable (agri-mectin which I have on hand because I have goats) and dose each dog a tad over what they received from their script medication chewable tablet dosing, which heartgard labels on the box. "Yes, look at the box. They literally tell you how to properly dose the medication by the precise mcg NOT mg..." So each of my Mastiffs where taking 2 chewable tables to add upto their weight. So I withdrawl into a syringe w/ a 20g 1/2" needle .5cc of ivermectin which is 500mcg round about. I then squirt the meds into another syringe filled with organic bone broth, and shake it up. Bone broth is the ivermectins carrier to the intestinal lining. I then squirt the mixed up second syringe w/o the needle into the back of my dogs throat. Easy, simple, my dogs could care less. They know a special treat comes every month during their med day. So with a $55 dollar bottle of injectable ivermectin and a cheap bottle of dewormer, I can give my dogs the equivalent of Heartgards chewable Rx vet script tablets, for less than a few cents every month. I was paying WAY over a few hundred if not closer to a thousand dollars a year for both of my English Mastiffs' heartworm protection medication. I would consult a vet and have your dog cleared for the MR1 gene mutation before going this route, but my dogs aren't "herd/shepherd" breed dogs and have been cleared by my old vet. Note... you can kill a dog with ivermectin if they have the gene mutation or if you do the stupid internet recommendations of 1cc per 10lbs. Omg... that's literally the equivalent of dosing a full grown cow by weight. Look at the Heartgard box, they literally label the amount consumed by your dog and its dosed in "mcg". I'm NOT a vet, and that's why before trying a cheap alternative you SHOULD consult a legal canine vet for guidance and safety for your specific pet. Overall this is a AWESOME product and keeps the worms away. Woo-hoo...