Nexgard Chewables for Extra Large Dogs, Red, 25.1 - 50 Kg (60.1-120lbs) 136mg

Nexgard for Dogs

Nexgard is an oral beef-flavored chewable that kills adult fleas and ticks on dogs. It starts its action on fleas within 8 hours and kills almost 100% fleas within a day and removes ticks within 48 hours. Since Nexgard kills adult fleas before they lay eggs, the product is highly effective in preventing future infestations. Moreover, this monthly chewable treats 3 species of ticks in dogs – Black-Legged ticks, Brown dog ticks, Lone star ticks and American dog ticks. Besides, the product has a month-long efficacy against these parasites and safeguards dogs against life-threatening tick-borne diseases.

Note: Due to Boehringer Ingelheim’s acquisition of Merial Animal Health, the product packs may have varied manufacturer’s name according to the available stock.

NOTE: Pets with a history of seizure should only be treated after consulting a vet.Please consult your vet before buying this product.

• Kills fleas and ticks within a day
• Has a palatable beef flavor
• Treats 4 types of ticks - Black-Legged ticks, Brown dog ticks, Lone star ticks and American dog ticks
• Effective for one month
• Starts its action within 8 hours of administration

• Weigh your dog and select the pack accordingly.
• Institute the tablet directly inside the mouth of your dog.
• In the case of reluctance from dog’s end, mix the tablet with his food.
• Make sure the dog eats a complete meal if the tablet is mixed in his meal.
• Repeat the treatment every 30 days on the same date.

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• Do not administer the product to other pets. The formula is strictly meant for dogs.
• Do not administer the product to the pet that is allergic to the ingredients.
• Store in a cool and dark place with a temperature below 30 degrees Celsius.
• Wash hands with soap and water after handling the product.
• Usage of Nexgard has not been evaluated in pregnant, lactating or breeding dogs.
• Never overdose the pet.
• Consult the vet before administering the product in a dog that has a history of seizures, muscle tremors, ataxia or epilepsy.