Johnsons Vet Easy One Dose Wormer, Size 2

good Wormer for dogs works well

Does what it says and great value for money

OK in my books NO worming tablets are easy to give. I had a Rottie. If he didn't want to take ?? I had to get clever. But both he and Sox are genius at sussing out any trick. I tried peanut butter, even crushing tabs in mortar and pestal. They only worked acouple of times. Then my brainwave arrived. Buy a cheap pack of sliced turkey. Cut each slice into 4 pieces. Then fold many into llittle parcels (treat sized ). But only put the pils needed into a few. Then throw a parcel EMPTY to dog,to catch. I can see it in Soxs eyes ( shall I trust dad or not). He eats and looks for more. I pass another empty one ,he gulps it down. I then start passing faster and faster sneaking in the ones that are loaded. Finishing up with lots of empty ones. YESSSSSSSS. Success EVERYTIME. That idea took me years to figure out. But yes it works. I try to load them when Sox not there OR if he is I don't let him see,and throw him tiny bits while I get it ready 😉 This brand I have bought for both Dogs ( Tyson my Rottie has passed away now. ) for many years. I have NEVER had worming problems. I buy them in bulk. Say 5 boxes. I set a reminder on my phone calendar for every 3 months. So I always have them ready , so does my dog 💙💙💙💙. I find NO after effects on either dog either. Except WORM FREE. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Does exactly what it says

We switched to these as another brand made our dog sick. These don't.

I think it’s working my dog has never had worms but who knows, I trust Johnson’s

Packaging said up to 20 kg for my dog but instructions said only 15kg. Delivery was quick and the price was good. I would not buy again

The pooch was passing a bit of blood and mucous in his poo for a couple of days, but otherwise seemed very chipper. Before trying to take him to the vet in these troubled lockdown times, I thought I would explore the worming option. Got this product the next day (using Prime) and gave him a pill immediately. The blood stopped within 24 hours, so I count that as success. The package says it treats tape and roundworm, but I gather from the internet that it is hookworm and whipworm that are more likely to cause bleeding. So if that is true it looks like it is effective for those too. Am keeping a close eye on the pooch and will get him to the vet if there is any recurrence of symptoms. I should explain that I do not like the vet's regime of constant worming/de-fleaing. It all seems very heavy duty, expensive and more geared to ensuring a regular income for the vet than to reflect what the dog needs. I prefer popping a pill down the little fella once in a while rather than dosing him with stuff year round.