Nexgard for Dogs

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Nexgard Chewables for Dogs

Nexgard is a highly palatable, beef-flavored, chewable treatment that protects dogs against various ectoparasites. This monthly oral formula kills fleas, ticks, and mites in puppies and dogs from eight weeks of age.

Nexgard is a quick-action, convenient and easy to administer treatment that is loved by dogs of all age groups. The chewable rapidly kills adult fleas and it is indicated for the treatment and prevention of flea infestations. The flavored formula controls newly acquired adult fleas before they can lay eggs. Due to its rapid flea-killing ability, Nexgard may be used as a treatment strategy against flea allergy dermatitis (FAD).

Nexgard kills black-legged ticks and thus effectively prevents the infestations that may cause Lyme disease. When administered on monthly basis, Nexgard Chewable treats and controls infections caused by mites and mange.

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• Vet-recommended, efficient treatment
• Tasty, beef-flavored formula
• Easy to administer
• Durable and protects throughout the month
• Kills adult fleas and ticks
• Controls newly acquired fleas before they lay eggs
• Kills black-legged ticks and prevents Lyme disease
• Treats and controls mites and mange
• Can be used as a part of a treatment plan against Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD)
• Recommended for use on puppies and dogs as young as 8 weeks of age

• Nexgard for dogs should be administered once every month in accordance with the weight of your dog.
• Weigh your dog and purchase an appropriate pack as per dog's weight.
• Give one chewable directly into dog's mouth for chewing.
• For difficult dogs, Nexgard can be added to a small amount of dog food.
• Ensure your dog takes a complete dose.

Follow the table below for accurate dosing:

• For over 120 lbs weight size dogs, give an appropriate combination of Nexgard chewables.

• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• For animal use only
• Safe use in pregnant, lactating, andbreeding dogs has not been evaluated

Precautions

• Avoid using in puppies and dogs with less than eight weeks of age

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