This triple-combination anthelmintic bolus is formulated with Praziquantel, Pyrantel Pamoate, and Febantel, offering broad-spectrum control of nematodes, cestodes, and some protozoa in a single convenient dose. It is especially effective for treating mixed gastrointestinal helminth infections in small and large ruminants.

•  Praziquantel: A potent cestocidal agent active against tapeworms

•  Pyrantel Pamoate: Effective against nematodes, particularly strongyles and hookworms

•  Febantel: A benzimidazole prodrug metabolized into fenbendazole and oxfendazole in vivo for extended worm control

Composition per bolus:

•  Praziquantel I.P. — 50 mg

•  Pyrantel Pamoate I.P. — 144 mg

•  Febantel I.P. — 150 mg

•  Excipients — q.s. (pharmacologically inert ingredients suitable for bolus formulation)

•  Pharmacological Class: Anthelmintic Combination

•  Therapeutic Class: Broad-spectrum Internal Parasite Control

•  Dosage Form: Oral Veterinary Bolus

•  Pack Size: 1 × 10 (10 boluses per strip/carton)

•  Packaging: Strip or blister packs inside labelled carton

•  Target Species: Cattle, Buffalo, Sheep, Goats

Effective for the treatment and control of:

•  Roundworms (nematodes)

o  Toxocara, Ancylostoma, Strongyloides

•  Tapeworms (cestodes)

o  Moniezia spp., Taenia spp., Dipylidium caninum

•  Whipworms and hookworms

•  Mixed helminth infections

•  Suitable for deworming protocols in small and large livestock (sheep, goats, calves, cattle)

•  Route: Oral

•  Recommended Dosage:

o  1 bolus per 30–35 kg body weight

o  Adjust dosage by weight; vet discretion recommended

•  Frequency: Single dose; may repeat after 21–30 days if required

•  Comprehensive control of roundworms + tapeworms

•  Single-dose convenience

•  Synergistic action through triple combination

•  Safe, well-tolerated, and highly effective across age groups

•  Helps improve weight gain, milk yield, and overall productivity

•  Mild and rare, may include:

o  Temporary salivation or vomiting

o  diarrhoea or mild GI disturbance

o  Lethargy in rare cases (usually self-limiting)

•  No long-term adverse effects at recommended dose

•  Do not exceed recommended dose

•  Use cautiously in animals with known liver issues

•  Avoid repeated frequent use without veterinary guidance to prevent resistance

•  Ensure accurate weight-based dosing

•  Not to be used concurrently with other dewormers unless advised by vet

•  Meat: Minimum 21 days

•  Milk: Minimum 7 days

•  Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C

•  Keep protected from moisture and sunlight

•  Do not use if packaging is torn or past expiry date

•  Use gloves when handling bolus

•  Do not crush or divide unless advised

•  Keep away from children and food/feed items

•  Wash hands thoroughly after administration

•  Schedule H Veterinary Drug (Prescription Required)

•  Regulated under national and veterinary drug authorities

•  HS Code (International): 3004.90

•  HSN Code (India): 30049099

•  Veterinary Use Only

•  Not intended or safe for human use

•  Formulated specifically for livestock species based on their metabolic and dosing requirements

•  Treat entire herd/flock simultaneously to break parasite lifecycle

•  Deworming should be part of regular farm health protocol

•  Ensure adequate nutrition and hydration to aid parasite elimination

•  Rotate anthelmintics periodically to avoid resistance development

Q: What is the benefit of combining these three drugs?

A: They target different classes of parasites, offering broader and more effective control.

Q: How often should this bolus be given?

A: Generally once every 3 months or as advised by your veterinarian.

Q: Can this be used in pregnant animals?

A: Yes, generally safe, but always consult your veterinarian before use during pregnancy.

Q: Is this suitable for calves and young animals?

A: Yes, with appropriate weight-based dosage.

Q: Should I repeat the dose?

A: Usually not required, but may be repeated after 3–4 weeks in case of heavy infestations.