Nemacor Maxx 4 Quad Dewormers For Dogs

Nemacor Maxx 4 Quad Dewormer and GI Health Supplement for Dogs

Broad-Spectrum Intestinal Parasite Protection

Nemacor Maxx 4 Quad Dewormer for Dogs is a veterinary-grade oral treatment designed to eliminate and control a wide spectrum of intestinal parasites that commonly affect dogs of all breeds and sizes. This beef-flavored chewable tablet combines the power of praziquantel, pyrantel pamoate, and fenbendazole—three trusted anthelmintics—working together to target and destroy tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms.

Perfect for use in both adult dogs and puppies over 2 lbs, Nemacor Maxx 4 doesn't just stop at deworming—it supports gastrointestinal health, helping restore gut balance after parasite elimination. Proudly made in the USA, this easy-to-administer deworming treatment is ideal for pet owners seeking a fast, effective, and vet-trusted solution.

What Are the Benefits of Nemacor Maxx 4 Dewormer for Dogs?

Nemacor Maxx 4 delivers comprehensive parasite protection and digestive support, making it a reliable choice for your dog’s long-term health.

• Broad-spectrum parasite coverage – Kills 4 major intestinal worms: tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms
• Triple-action formula – Contains Praziquantel, Pyrantel Pamoate, and Fenbendazole, each with a unique mechanism to eliminate parasites at various life stages
• Veterinary-strength dewormer – Trusted by vets for routine parasite control and GI recovery
• Supports gut health – Aids in digestive system recovery post-parasite infestation
• Beef-flavored chewables – Tasty and easy to administer even to fussy eaters
• Formulated for all sizes – Available in strengths for small (2–20 lb), medium (21–45 lb), and large dogs (46–118 lb)

How to Use Nemacor Maxx 4 for Dogs? (Dosage and Administration)

Always consult your veterinarian for exact dosage instructions depending on your pet's condition. Below are the general dosage guidelines by weight class:

▶ For Small Dogs & Puppies (2–20 lb):

▶ For Medium Dogs (21–45 lb):

▶ For Large Dogs (46–118 lb):

📌 Frequency: Use as needed or as directed by your veterinarian.

What Are the Active Ingredients in Nemacor Maxx 4?

Each tablet is precisely dosed based on your dog's weight category:

Ingredient Functions:

• Pyrantel Pamoate: Paralyzes and eliminates hookworms and roundworms.
• Praziquantel: Destroys tapeworms by disrupting their cell membranes.
• Fenbendazole: A benzimidazole anthelmintic effective against whipworms, some tapeworms, and giardia.

Are There Any Side Effects or Warnings for Nemacor Maxx 4?

While generally safe, side effects may occur in rare cases:

• Mild gastrointestinal upset (vomiting, diarrhea)
• Lethargy or reduced appetite

Caution:

• Not tested for use in pregnant or breeding dogs
• For canine use only – Keep out of reach of children and other animals
• Store at room temperature between 59°F – 86°F

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Nemacor Maxx 4 for Dogs FAQs 

1. What is Nemacor Maxx 4 used for?

Nemacor Maxx 4 is used to eliminate four types of intestinal parasites in dogs—tapeworms, hookworms, whipworms, and roundworms—while supporting gastrointestinal recovery.

2. How long does it take Nemacor Maxx 4 to work?

Most parasites begin dying within 24 hours of administration, with full expulsion typically completed within 2–3 days.

3. Can I give Nemacor Maxx 4 to puppies?

Yes, puppies over 2 lbs and older than 6 weeks can be treated. Use the small dog dosage chart for accuracy.

4. Does Nemacor Maxx 4 prevent reinfection?

While it treats current infestations, it doesn’t prevent reinfection. Regular deworming and hygiene practices are essential for prevention.

5. Can this be used with heartworm medication?

Yes, but always consult your vet to avoid drug interactions and confirm safety with concurrent medications.