Beaphar Worming Syrup is an oral solution formulated for the safe and effective treatment of roundworm infestations in puppies and kittens from two weeks of age. It is also suitable for nursing mothers and older pets who struggle with tablets.  It contains piperazine citrate as its active ingredient and is formulated to target roundworms. The syrup has a chocolate flavor for ease of administration and can be given directly or mixed with food. Dosage is administered using a pump dispenser. 
Easy to administer: Can be given directly into the mouth, or mixed with a small amount of food or milk.
Tasty: It comes in a chocolate flavor to appeal to pets and simplify dosing.
Ideal for litters: Suitable for treating multiple puppies and kittens at once.
Suitable from 2 weeks of age:Recommended for early and ongoing treatment during their development.
Pump dispenser: The syrup is supplied in an easy-to-use pump dispenser for accurate dosing based on the pet's body weight.
UK authorized veterinary medicine:Approved for safe and effective use in the UK. 
Before use, carefully read the product label and packaging. Weigh your pet to determine the appropriate amount to administer. Shake the bottle, remove the lid, and fit the dispensing pump, priming it by depressing the plunger five times. Administer the syrup directly into the mouth or mixed with a little food or milk, ensuring the pet consumes the full amount. 
The frequency of treatment depends on the age and condition of the pet. Puppies and kittens require regular treatment during their early development. Nursing mothers should be treated at the same time as their litters until weaning. Adult cats and dogs require treatment periodically. Refer to the product instructions or consult a veterinarian for specific recommendations. 
Do not use on kittens or puppies under 2 weeks old or simultaneously with other worming products. If your pet vomits shortly after administration, do not repeat the amount given. Consult a vet before treating pregnant animals or those with a history of epilepsy or severe kidney problems. If signs of illness persist or appear, seek veterinary advice. 
Mild side effects like lethargy, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, or restlessness may occur after deworming. These are usually temporary and resolve within a day or two, but consult your vet if you are concerned.