Iverhart - Roundworms

Roundworms are the most common canine intestinal parasite. Almost all dogs will have roundworms at some time, usually as puppies. They spread easily and can be contracted in different ways-through the mother's milk or by eating larvae in the environment. Roundworm eggs from an infected dog's feces can remain dormant in the soil for years, posing a risk to your family.

Signs of Roundworm Infection
Diarrhea Adult Worms Can Be Visible in Feces Respiratory Distress	Weakness Swollen Abdomen

Heartworms | Roundworms | Hookworms | Tapeworms

Sources:
The American Heartworm Society
CAPC – Companion Animal Parasite Council


IVERHART Products are well tolerated. All dogs should be tested for heartworm infection before starting a preventive program. In clinical field trials, the most common adverse reactions, vomiting and diarrhea, were rarely observed (1.1% of doses administered). For more information, ask your veterinarian. The safe use of IVERHART MAX^® has not been evaluated in pregnant or lactating dogs. See package insert for full disclosure.