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NexGard Spectra is supplied in the form of a chewable, beef-flavoured tablet to be given once per month to dogs. It controls fleas, ticks, heartworm and gastro-intestinal roundworms. This is a very wide range of major parasites to be controlled safely and effectively with simple once monthly dosing.
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Good product that’s suits my dogs
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recommended by vet
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Vet recommended this as it covers all the usual fleas, ticks and worms but also heart worm and lungworm (which is common where we live). Cheaper to buy from Viovet than at the vets. Our puppy ate it fine with no signs of any side effects.
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We were recommended to buy this product through a friend of ours. Our dog Abby loves going into the sea for a swim so the normal flea control we used became less affective as this was applied to the back of the neck. With this one being of the edible type seems to have cured the problem.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding NexGard Spectra, including answers from our team.
Rozzy Goodjohn
Is this suitable for puppies?
The datasheet for this product states the following:
In the absence of available data, treatment of puppies less than 8 weeks of age and dogs less than 2 kg bodyweight should be based on a benefit-risk assessment by the responsible veterinarian.
Therefore it can be used in puppies, as long as they are 8 weeks or older and 2kg or heavier.
Penny Penney
what exactly does this product kill?
This medication treats fleas, ticks, mites and roundworms including lungworm.
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i have just wormed my 7 month puppy ,can i give her nexgard specta as well
Nexgard Spectra contains milbemcyin as one of it's ingredients which is a wormer, it covers roundworms including lungworm. It may not be suitable to use it alongside your other wormer. This depends on what the ingredient of the other wormer is. Please contact us on [email protected] if you need more specific advice.
June
Do you give 1 tablet of the nexgard spectra 7.5 to 15kg for a dog weighing 7.5kg?
If your dog weighs exactly 7.5kg then you should give the >3.5kg to 7.5kg Nexgard Spectra according to the datasheet. The >7.5kg to 15kg Nexgard Spectra is for dogs weighing over 7.5kg.
This is a prescription only product so you should use the dose that your vet has prescribed.
Kerry
During an infestation how long should it take to work ? We have treated our home with indorex and our dog with this product. We have hoovered religiously and washed boil washed all we can.
I recommend reading our blog 'Help - my pet's got fleas!' for a guide on how to clear this. 95% of the fleas life cycle is not on your pet, it is in the bedding/environment. It is important to treat these areas too.
The pupae/eggs are also extremely hard to kill and live fleas will hatch every 3-4 weeks in household conditions. Therefore you may see a resurgence but this is normal. It can take 2 to 3 months to clear an infestation.
Rachel jane king
How many tablets are in the box please
Hello,
These come in packs of 3.
Hope this helps!
Myrto Geranopoulou
My dog is 16,5 kg.
Do I give him a chewable NexGard Spectra, instead of a pipette once a month and a Drontal once every 3 months?
Yes this would be good, though theoretically you only need to give a Droncit, not a Drontal, every 3 months. (Droncit is just for tapeworms and that is all you need along with NexGard. Drontal has an extra ingredient to control roundworms, which are covered by the NexGard anyway.) It would be safe enough either way, but ideally you avoid giving unnecessary medication.
