Ascendis – Triworm-d Xl Dog Worm Tablets Value Pack 3 X 15s

Overview

Give your dog reliable, broad-spectrum protection with Ascendis Triworm-D XL Dog Worm Tablets — Value Pack (3 × 15s).
Whether your companion loves garden zoomies, city walks or weekend trails, intestinal worms are a reality for dogs of all sizes and ages.
Triworm-D XL is formulated to treat and control roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms and whipworms, helping your pet feel their best
while keeping your deworming routine simple, predictable and cost-effective.

Why deworming matters

Worm burdens can quietly affect a dog’s comfort and overall wellness. Common signs may include a dull coat, intermittent tummy upsets, scooting,
a pot-bellied look in puppies, or visible segments (for certain tapeworms). Routine, weight-based deworming helps:

• Support healthy digestion and nutrient absorption
• Reduce tummy discomfort and irregular stools
• Limit environmental contamination with worm eggs/segments
• Keep multi-dog households on a straightforward wellness rhythm

Why choose Triworm-D XL

• Broad-spectrum coverage: tackles roundworm, hookworm, tapeworm and whipworm in one product.
• XL convenience: designed for medium, large and giant breeds; also sensible for multi-pet homes.
• Weight-based dosing: follow the pack directions according to your dog’s bodyweight for precise, effective use.
• Value that lasts: the 45-tablet pack (3 × 15s) comfortably covers quarterly routines for a big dog or helps manage multiple dogs without last-minute top-ups.
• Easy to give: tablets can be offered directly or tucked into a soft treat for fuss-free dosing.

Who it’s for

Triworm-D XL is suitable for dogs of all ages, including puppies, when dosed by bodyweight and used as directed on the label.
If your dog is pregnant, nursing, very young, on other medication or has a known condition, seek veterinary guidance before use.

How to use (simple guide)

1. Weigh your dog for an accurate, safe dose.
2. Check the label for dose per kilogram and any guidance for puppies or breeding dogs.
3. Give the tablet(s) directly or hide in a small amount of food/treat. Ensure the full dose is consumed.
4. Repeat routinely: a common baseline for adult dogs is every 3 months. Puppies are typically dewormed more frequently; follow your vet’s schedule.
5. Hygiene helps: pick up stools promptly, wash hands after handling pets, and wash bedding regularly.

Tip: Maintain good flea control. Certain tapeworms use fleas as an intermediate host, so staying on top of flea prevention supports your deworming plan.

Everyday scenarios where Triworm-D XL shines

• Large or multi-dog households: the value pack reduces store runs and keeps everyone on the same schedule.
• Rescues and new adoptions: start with a clean slate; discuss timing and follow-ups with your vet.
• Outdoor explorers: dogs that enjoy soil, parks or trails benefit from consistent, routine deworming.
• Family homes: regular deworming helps lower environmental contamination in shared spaces.

Safety & good-to-know

• Use only as directed and do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Consult your vet before use in pregnant or lactating dogs, very young puppies, or if your dog is on other medication.
• Mild, temporary digestive upset can occur with any deworming product; if signs persist or your dog seems unwell, contact your vet.
• Store in a cool, dry place. Keep tablets in their packaging and out of reach of children and pets.
• If you’re unsure whether the full dose was taken, check the label for guidance or ask your vet before repeating.

What’s in the box

1 × Ascendis Triworm-D XL Dog Worm Tablets Value Pack — 3 × 15 tablets (45 tablets total).

Quick FAQ

How often should I deworm my adult dog?
A common baseline is every 3 months, but lifestyle and local risk can adjust the plan. Your vet can tailor a schedule.

Can puppies use Triworm-D?
Yes—when dosed by weight and age as per the label. Puppies are typically dewormed more frequently than adults; ask your vet for a timetable.

Do I need a special diet on deworming day?
Most dogs can eat normally. If your pet has a sensitive tummy, give the tablet with a small meal or treat.

Will one dose fix everything?
One correctly dosed treatment addresses current worms covered by the product. Ongoing exposure can happen, so routine deworming and good hygiene are key.

This information is a guide only and does not replace veterinary advice. Always read and follow the product label.