CEVA
Ammo Allwormer Paste
CEVA
Ammo Allwormer Paste
CEVA Ammo Allwormer Paste
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Ammo Allwormer Paste kills roundworm, tapeworm and bots as well as preventing skin lesions caused by biting external parasites (Habronema and Draschia spp.) Contains Abermectin and Morantel Tartrate. Ideal to rotate with your usual wormers to help prevent a build up of worm resistance. Use every 6-8 weeks from 6 weeks of age.
- Kills roundworm, tapeworm and bots
- Prevents skin lesions caused by biting external parasites
SKU: 1000004000
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