Skymac Pet Tablet

Skymac Pet Tablet should be given exactly as prescribed by your veterinarian. The dose and duration depend on the animal’s body weight and the severity of infection. For best results, ensure the animal swallows the entire dose and continue treatment as part of a regular parasite control program advised by your veterinarian. Keeping your animal’s living area clean, properly managing manure, and avoiding crowded places can help prevent reinfection.

Skymac Pet Tablet is generally well tolerated. However, some animals may show mild, temporary side effects such as loss of appetite, diarrhea, or mild lethargy. In horses heavily infected with tiny parasitic worms (microfilariae), itching or swelling of the skin may occur shortly after treatment. If any side effects persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian.

Skymac Pet Tablet is for veterinary use only and should not be used in species for which it is not approved. It is toxic to dogs and cats and must be kept out of their reach. Avoid using this medicine in weak or severely ill animals unless advised by a veterinarian. Do not use it in animals allergic to ivermectin or any ingredient in the product.

• Treatment of Parasitic infections

• Skymac Pet Tablet dosage and frequency vary by species and parasite type. Always follow your veterinarian’s instructions and the product label carefully.
• Ensure the animal swallows the full dose. If it spits out or drops the tablet, do not assume the full dose was taken. Ask your veterinarian if it should be repeated.
• Some formulations are safe for horses, cattle, or sheep but can be toxic to dogs, cats, and fish. Keep Skymac Pet Tablet away from pets and other non-target animals.
• Skymac Pet Tablet works best when used as part of a regular deworming or parasite control program recommended by your veterinarian.
• Wash your hands thoroughly after handling Skymac Pet Tablet. Avoid contact with eyes or mouth, and dispose of unused or empty packaging safely.