Here you’ll find exclusive benefits and discounts from your breeder, to support your pup with the easiest possible transition to their new home.
Your puppy is currently being wormed using Drontal AllWormer®, protecting against all major types of intestinal worms. As a new owner, it’s important to continue this regularly when your pup gets home, to give them a healthy start to life.
To continue your pup's current worming routine, you can redeem a FREE Drontal® PACK*, delivered by Pet Circle!
This will cover your next two worming dates, and you’ll also be emailed ongoing discounts to use on Drontal®.
*Redeemable on Small Dog Tablet 4-packs, and Medium Dog Chewable 2-packs.
Your little pup is still developing their immune system, so it's important to continue their regular worming routine.
Remember - a puppy needs to be wormed at the following times as they grow:
You can check with your breeder when your puppy was last wormed, and pick up your Drontal® worming routine from there!
For complete protection, pair Drontal® with a Flea and Tick Protection product. This combination, alongside your annual heartworm prevention at the vet, will give your pup the safest parasite protection.
What Drontal® packs should I redeem?
Your Drontal® free pack code will allow you to claim a free Drontal Allwormer® Small Dog Tablet 4-pack or Medium Dog Chewable 2-pack. We would recommend claiming the sample closest to your dog's size, and noting the dosing instructions by weight on pack.
How do I know when to start worming?
Ask your breeder the date your puppy was last wormed - this will tell you where they are at in their worming journey. Remember - young pups need to be wormed at 8 weeks old, 10 weeks old, 12 weeks old, and then at 4 months, 5 months, and 6 months of age. After that, you can move to a three-monthly schedule.
How do I keep track of worming dates?
We recommend putting calendar reminders in your phone, to ensure you don't miss a dose. Young puppies are still developing their immune systems, so following the regular dosing schedule is crucial.