Simparica Chewables for Dogs

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Simparica Flavored Chewable Flea and Tick Preventive Treatment for Dogs

Simparica is an oral flea and tick-chewable treatment for dogs. The flavored tablet is recommended for use in dogs over 6 months of age once every month. Simparica is chewable for dogs that kill adult fleas and is recommended for the treatment and prevention of flea infestations.

Simparica is the only oral treatment that provides comprehensive protection against five types of ticks such as American dog ticks, Lone star ticks, Gulf Coast ticks, Brown dog ticks, Black-legged ticks in 6 months, and old dogs that weigh 2.8 lbs or more.

Once administered, Simparica chewable for dogs starts killing fleas within 3 hours of administration and kills over 96% of fleas within 8 hours.

• Kills fleas and ticks
• Establishes quick and continuous protection for one month
• Kills fleas before they lay eggs
• Treats demodectic, sarcoptic mange, and ear mite infestations
• Highly palatable chews and readily accepted by dogs
• Can be administered with or without food
• Begins killing fleas within three hours
• Achieves 95% successes against fleas within 8 hours
• An ideal treatment for parasite control skin illnesses
• Useful as a part of Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) treatment plan

• Weigh your dog before starting the treatment.
• Measure the weight of your dogs and administer the dosage according to the dog's weight.
• SimparicaChewables need to be administered once every month
• Simparica can either be given directly in the mouth for chewing. For difficult dogs, the tablet can be mixed and hidden in the food.
• For satisfactory results, ensure that the animal finishes the dose. Re-dose if the dog does not take the complete dosage.

Follow the table below to achieve effective results:

• Safe use of Bravecto in pregnant, breeding, and lactating dogs has not been evaluated
• Keep away from children and other pets
• For animal use only

Precautions:

• Simparica (Sarolaner) belongs to the isoxazoline class, which is associated with adverse reactions of nerves and the nervous system, including tremors, ataxia, and seizures.
• Use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures

Warnings: 

• Familiar adverse reactions in dogs using Simparica include diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy, and lack of appetite.