Description
Mankind Bandystar Pup Oral Suspension for Puppies (20ml)
Bandystar Pup, or Bandystar Pup suspension, is a broad-spectrum deworming suspension for puppies and young dogs up to one year old, made by Mankind. This Bandystar Pup 20ml bottle, also known as Bandystar Pup syrup or Mankind Bandystar Pup suspension, is a single-dose treatment that clears roundworm, hookworm and whipworm infections in one go, genuinely suitable as a Bandystar Pup for puppies option from the early weeks onward, with no fasting required before or after dosing.
⚠️ Prescription required. This is a pharmacy item, and Supertails requires a valid prescription before it can be dispatched. Deworming a puppy, especially a young or small one, should be based on your vet’s assessment of age, weight and deworming history rather than a fixed number applied to every puppy.
Uses of This Medicine in Puppies
Bandystar Pup used for treating and preventing common intestinal worm infections in puppies and young dogs.
Roundworms (Toxocara canis and Toxascaris leonina).
Hookworms (Ancylostoma caninum and Uncinaria stenocephala).
Whipworm (Trichuris vulpis).
Routine deworming as part of a puppy’s regular parasite-control schedule, even without visible symptoms, since worm infections are common and not always obvious.
Benefits for Your Puppy
Clears common intestinal worms in a single dose, rather than a multi-day course.
No starvation needed before or after treatment, one less thing to manage around a young puppy’s feeding routine.
Can be given directly by mouth or mixed into food, useful if your puppy resists oral medication.
Supports healthy weight gain and nutrient absorption, since untreated worm infections commonly interfere with both in young puppies.
How to Give This Medicine to Your Puppy
Bandystar Pup deworming suspension dosage, and the Bandystar Pup dosage per day when a repeat course is needed, is set by your vet based on current weight. The labelled dose itself is 1ml per kg of body weight, given as a single oral dose, delivering 15mg/kg Febantel and 14.4mg/kg Pyrantel Pamoate. The suspension comes with a calibrated dropper for accurate measuring, and can be given directly into the mouth or mixed into a small amount of food.
Always confirm the exact amount and repeat schedule with your prescribing vet before giving it, since this depends on your puppy’s specific age, current weight and deworming history, not a single fixed number for every puppy. Shake the bottle well before each use.
How This Medicine Works
Active ingredient
Role
Pyrantel Pamoate (14.4mg/ml)
Paralyses roundworms and hookworms, allowing normal gut movement to clear them from the body.
Febantel (15mg/ml)
Works alongside Pyrantel Pamoate with a synergistic effect, extending coverage to whipworm as well.
Together, these two actives don’t kill worms outright so much as paralyse them, at which point the intestine’s own natural movement carries them out of the body. This is why you may notice worms in your puppy’s stool in the day or two after dosing, a normal and expected part of the process, not a sign anything has gone wrong.
Side Effects in Puppies
Bandystar Pup deworming suspension side effects are generally mild and uncommon at the correct dose. Some puppies may show brief, mild vomiting, loose stool or reduced appetite in the day or two after dosing, often related to the worm burden being cleared rather than the medicine itself. Contact your vet if vomiting or diarrhoea is severe, continues beyond a day or two, or your puppy seems unusually lethargic.
Safety Advice
Use only on veterinary advice and prescription, dosed to your puppy’s actual current weight.
Weigh your puppy close to the time of dosing rather than using an old weight, puppies gain weight quickly and dosing is weight-based.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a dry place below 30°C.
Check the batch and expiry details on the bottle before use.
Quick Tips for Pet Parents
Shake the bottle well before each use.
Use the calibrated dropper for accurate weight-based measuring, not an estimate.
Mixing it into a small amount of food works well if your puppy resists oral dosing directly.
Keep a simple record of when your puppy was last dewormed, useful for your vet at the next visit.
Medicine Fact Box
Species
Puppies and young dogs, up to one year of age
Form
Oral suspension, 20ml, with calibrated dropper
Active ingredients
Pyrantel Pamoate 14.4mg/ml, Febantel 15mg/ml
Prescription status
Prescription required
Manufacturer
PET MANKIND, Division of Mankind Pharma Ltd
How Often Should a Puppy Be Dewormed?
As a general guide, puppies are commonly started on deworming from around 2 weeks of age, repeated every 2 weeks until 12 weeks old, then monthly until 6 months, before moving to an adult dog’s routine schedule. Exact timing varies by puppy and by vet, so this is a starting reference, not a substitute for your vet’s specific plan. For the full schedule and the reasoning behind it, see the puppy deworming schedule guide linked below.
Why Buy From Supertails
Supertails stocks 100% genuine Mankind products, sourced through authorised channels, with prescription verification handled as part of checkout. The Bandystar Pup deworming suspension price, and Bandystar Pup dosage price per bottle, is Rs 141 for the 20ml size. Browse the wider puppy deworming syrup range or the full dog dewormer collection for other options, both linked below. We deliver quickly across India.
A simple, single-dose way to keep your puppy worm-free. Order genuine Mankind Bandystar Pup Oral Suspension, with fast delivery across India.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to give deworming syrup to a puppy?
Bandystar Pup deworming suspension how to use: measure the dose with the calibrated dropper based on your puppy’s current weight, then give it directly into the mouth, or mix it into a small amount of food if your puppy resists direct dosing. No fasting is needed before or after.
Can I give my 2 month old puppy dewormer?
Yes, 2 months is well within the age range puppies are typically dewormed, deworming commonly starts even earlier, around 2 weeks of age. Confirm the right product and dose for your specific puppy’s age and weight with your vet.
How many days once should you deworm a puppy?
A common general schedule is every 2 weeks until 12 weeks old, then monthly until 6 months, before moving to an adult schedule. See our full puppy deworming schedule guide, linked above, for the complete timeline and reasoning.
How much dewormer should I give a puppy?
Bandystar Pup dosage is 1ml per kg of body weight as a single dose, but always confirm the exact amount with your vet based on your puppy’s current weight, rather than estimating.
What are signs of worms in puppies?
Common signs include a pot-bellied appearance, visible worms or worm segments in stool, diarrhoea, vomiting, poor weight gain despite normal eating, and a dull coat. Some puppies with worms show no obvious symptoms at all, which is part of why routine deworming on a schedule matters, not just treating when symptoms appear.
How long will a puppy poop out worms after deworming?
You may see worms in the stool within a day or two of dosing, since the medicine works by paralysing the worms and allowing the gut’s natural movement to clear them out. This is a normal, expected sign the treatment is working, not a cause for concern on its own.
Disclaimer: Supertails’ sole intention is to ensure that its consumers get information that is expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy. However, the information contained herein should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of a qualified veterinarian. The information provided here is for informational purposes only and may not cover everything about the product, dosage, side effects, or interactions. Please consult your vet before use.
