Heartgard Plus Chewables & Bravecto Combo

• Weigh the dog before starting the treatment
• Administer as it is or with food
• Monitor your dog and make sure they consume the entire dose
• You can start Bravecto treatment at any time of the year and can continue it for the whole year without any interruption
• For dogs weighing more than 56 kg, use a combination of chews that most closely match the bodyweight

Dosage table:

• Suitable for puppies and dogs from 8 weeks of age, weighing at least 2 kg.
• Kills new fleas before they can lay eggs, breaking the lifecycle
• Treats brown dog ticks, bush ticks, and paralysis ticks
• Easy-to-administer, highly palatable chews
• Safe for breeding, pregnant, and lactating dogs
• Recommended for puppies and dogs from 8 weeks of age, weighing at least 2 kg
• Treats ear mites, demodex mites, and sarcoptes mites

• Intended for use in dogs only.
• Keep the product out of reach of children and pets.
• Ensure not to drink, eat or smoke while administering the product.
• Immediately wash your hands with soap and water after treatment or wear gloves during treatment.

Precautions:

• Bravecto is not clinically proven to be given to puppies less than 8 weeks of age.
• Consult a vet before treating dogs with a history of seizures, muscle tremors, and ataxia.

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• Heartworm testing is recommended prior to beginning treatment.
• Weigh your pet and choose the appropriate pack based on your dog’s weight. (Refer the below given dosage table for details)
• Only remove a single chewable from the foil blister at a time.
• Place the rest of the chewables back in the box to protect from light.
• Give Heartgard Plus Chewable once a month on the same day of each month year round.
• Heartgard Plus Chewable should not be swallowed whole.
• Chewables may be broken and fed to dogs as pieces, or crumbled and mixed with food.
• Administer in the way that encourages your dog to chew instead of swallow.
• Ensure that your dog consumes the full dose, and then observe afterward to be sure none is rejected or lost. If any portion of the dose is lost, re-dose.
• To switch from another heartworm preventative to HEARTGARD Plus, administer this treatment within 30 days of the final dose of your dog's old preventative.
• If your dog goes more than 30 days without heartworm prevention, the efficacy of the ingredient Ivermectin may be lower. For this reason, the treatment should be administered monthly on the same day each month.
• If your dog's treatment is delayed by a few or several days, treat immediately and resume the recommended schedule to mitigate potential adult heartworm development.

Dosage Table:

HEARTGARD Plus is recommended for dogs 6 weeks of age and older. For dogs over 45kg use the appropriate combination of tablets based on weight.

• Single chewable works for a full month
• #1 Vet-recommended heartworm disease preventative
• Protects dogs and puppies from potentially dangerous heartworm disease
• Fights against intestinal worms such as roundworms and hookworms
• Formulated in chewable form for easy administration
• Pairs perfectly with any proven flea and tick treatment
• Highly palatable in taste due to its real beef flavour
• Suitable for dogs from 6 weeks of age and older
• Suitable to be given to pregnant or breeding female dogs

• Heartgard Plus Chewables are for dogs only. Do not give to cats.
• Dog should be tested by veterinarian before heartworm prevention is initiated.
• Read the enclosed leaflet before using the product.
• Although side effects are rare but may show up in hypersensitive canines. Overdosing may result in tremors, dilated pupil, and weight loss.
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• Wash hands after use.
• Do not freeze. Protect from direct sunlight.
• Human ingestion may prove poisonous. If such cases arise then consult a physician immediately.
• In case the dosage is missed for more than two months, you need to consult a veterinarian and take his advice for further treatment.

Caution: Collies including Border Collies and other breeds have genetic intolerance to Ivermectin. Those pet parents with Collies and other susceptible breeds should consult a veterinarian before administering any treatment containing Ivermectin.

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