I would recommend speaking with your vet if you are planning on using this product regularly. My impression of this product is that it is not for regular, long-term use and that it is quite strong. I purchased this product for my rescue dog as an intermediary measure in the first week. He came to me with worms and the vet clinic initially wouldn’t prescribe a dewormer without examining him. I bought this product to address the issue before his appointment as he had tapeworms coming out of him. Unfortunately, it caused him to vomit almost immediately, and it overall seemed to make him very uncomfortable. I did eventually take him to the vet in the following few days and they prescribed something else that did not make him vomit. If you’re looking for a monthly preventive, I would suggest going to your vet and asking for a prescription rather than using this product regularly.

It says safe to give to 2 pounds & greater to puppies 2 weeks old and older.

Quad Dewormer is effective against tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms and whipworms.

butter. A butter sandwich will always work.

Worms will keep coming back as long as the pet has flea problems. If both fleas and worms are being treated, the worms are completely gone in a couple of weeks.

Packaging indicates not to be used in puppies less than 3 weeks of age and any under 2 lbs. 

No you do not give the dog all four pills .For instance if your dog is 3 pounds he/she would only be getting .5 a pill and that’s it unless you think he/she has it again then you would give her another dosage in 3 weeks .No this is not a four day treatment Just a one day !Another example is if your dog is 30 pounds then he/she would have to take 4 pills !Hope this helps y’all I was confused to but then I asked the vet thanks

Yes! Just make sure you get the right weight size. I would repeat the process once a month, until you see no more worms. It's important to follow the amount of dosage for your little one! Best of luck!