Veko KTD XL Yum Tablet Dewormer for Dogs (Pack of 4 Tablets)

Got a large dog that spits out every tablet you try to give them? Veko KTD XL Yum tablet for dogs solves that problem. It's a protein-flavoured, chewable deworming tablet that most large dogs take willingly; no hiding it in food, no wrestling match, no wasted tablets.

The KTD XL Yum tablet dewormer for dogs is a full broad-spectrum dewormer for large dogs, covering roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms in a single dose. It combines three proven active ingredients: Praziquantel 175mg, Pyrantel Pamoate 504mg, and Febantel 525mg, giving you complete broad-spectrum coverage against both nematodes and cestodes in large breeds.

(No fasting required before or after dosing. Available in a pack of 4 tablets. Manufactured by Veko Care Pvt. Ltd., Pune.)

What Is It Used For?

Veko KTD XL Yum tablets for dogs are used for:

• Tapeworm treatment: Praziquantel directly targets cestodes, eliminating tapeworm infestations that your dog may pick up from fleas or raw meat

• Roundworm, hookworm, and whipworm treatment: As a triple-action dewormer for large dogs, the Pyrantel Pamoate and Febantel combination covers all major nematode infections in one dose

• Routine deworming for large and giant breeds: Specifically formulated as a deworming tablet for large breed dogs, with XL dosing built for dogs that standard tablets simply under-dose

• Dogs over 17kg: Each tablet is dosed for larger body weights, making this the right choice for deworming tablets for dogs over 17kg, where standard packs fall short

Learn more about dog deworming by reading our expert-approved blog: Deworming: How to Prevent and Treat Worms in Dogs

How Does It Work?

• KTD XL Yum tab combines three active ingredients that each target intestinal worms through a different mechanism, making it a true triple-action XL dewormer for dogs

• Praziquantel targets tapeworms (cestodes). It disrupts the tapeworm's outer membrane, causing it to lose its grip on the intestinal wall and dissolve before it can be passed out

• Pyrantel Pamoate acts as a neuromuscular blocking agent, paralysing roundworms and hookworms so they lose their hold on the intestinal lining and get expelled naturally

• Febantel starves whipworms and other nematodes by blocking their ability to absorb glucose, effectively cutting off their energy supply

• Together, these three ingredients cover treatment for nematodes and cestodes in large breeds simultaneously, in a single palatable tablet

• The Yum-Tab flavour coating means most large dogs accept the tablet as a treat; no fasting, no stress, no wasted dose

How Do You Safely Administer The Tablet?

1. Weigh your dog before dosing: Correct body weight is essential for accurate dosing

2. The standard dose is 1 tablet per 17.5kg of body weight: So a 35kg dog requires 2 tablets

3. Offer the tablet directly as a treat: Most dogs accept it willingly, given its protein-flavour coating

4. If your dog refuses, the tablet can be crumbled and mixed with a small amount of dog food

5. No fasting is required before or after administration

6. For routine deworming, repeat every 3 months for adult dogs, or as advised by your vet

What Is The Proper Dosage Chart?

 

⚠️ Before you use it:

• Always weigh your dog before dosing — guessing weight leads to under- or overdosing

• Not for puppies under 3 months of age. Make sure to give them special puppy dewormers

• Consult your vet before use if your dog is pregnant, nursing, or on other medications

• Wash your hands after handling

What Are The Side Effects Of This Tablet?

Veko KTD XL Yum tab side effects are uncommon when used at the correct dose. Here's what to watch for:

• Mild vomiting or loose stools: The most commonly reported reaction, usually within a few hours of dosing and settles on its own. This is often the worms being expelled rather than a reaction to the tablet itself

• Temporary loss of appetite or lethargy: Some dogs seem quieter than usual for a day after deworming. This is normal and typically resolves within 24 hours

• Visible worms in stool: Not a side effect, but something many pet parents are alarmed by. Seeing worms in your dog's stool after deworming is actually a sign the tablet is working

• Drooling or lip licking: Rare, and usually a mild reaction to the tablet's flavour coating rather than the active ingredients

If your dog vomits within 30 minutes of taking the tablet, contact your vet — the dose may need to be repeated.

What Are The Contraindications & Drug Interactions To Look Out For?

Check with your vet before using if:

• Your dog is under 3 months of age

• Your dog is pregnant or nursing — Febantel and Pyrantel cross the placental barrier and should only be used under veterinary supervision during pregnancy

• Your dog is on other antiparasitic medications — combining treatments without guidance can lead to overexposure

• Your dog has a known liver condition — Praziquantel is metabolised by the liver, and dose adjustments may be needed

 

⚠️ Clinical Safety Notice: Always dose by weight, not by size. 

• Never guess your dog's weight — always weigh them before every deworming session

• A dog that looks large may actually weigh less than you think, and vice versa

• Underdosing means the worms won't be fully eliminated — overdosing increases the risk of side effects

• When in doubt, ask your vet before administering

How Do You Properly Store The Tablets?

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

• Keep in original packaging until use

• Keep out of reach of children and pets

• Do not freeze

• Check the packaging for the expiry date before use

What Are Some Of The Substitutes/Alternatives For This Product?

 

(Always check with your vet before switching dewormers — dosing requirements vary significantly between products and breed sizes.)

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FAQs

How many dewormer tablets do I give my dog? 

Deworming tablet dosage for large dogs is calculated by body weight: 1 tablet per 17.5kg. A 35kg dog needs 2 tablets in a single sitting. Always weigh your dog before dosing — guessing is the most common reason deworming treatments fail. If your dog exceeds 35kg significantly, check with your vet.

How many days do I need to give a deworming tablet? 

KTD XL Yum is a single-dose treatment. One session of tablets is all that's needed each time you deworm. You don't need to give it over multiple days. For routine prevention, repeat every 3 months for adult dogs. Puppies may need more frequent deworming — your vet will advise based on age and risk level.

What are the side effects of deworming tablets? 

Mild vomiting, loose stools, or temporary lethargy in the 24 hours after dosing are the most common reactions — and are usually the body expelling worms, not a true side effect. Seeing worms in your dog's stool after treatment means the tablet has worked. Call your vet if vomiting is severe or doesn't settle within a day.

Is it good to deworm every week? 

No, deworming every week is unnecessary for most dogs. Every 3 months is the standard recommendation for adult large breeds. More frequent treatment may be needed for working dogs, dogs that spend a lot of time outdoors, or those living with young children. Always follow your vet's schedule rather than deworming more often than advised.