Dog Parasite Chews for Very Large Dogs 30.1–60kg, Monthly Flea, Tick, Heartworm, Mite and Intestinal Worm Control
Keep your very large dog's parasite routine simple through one beef-flavoured chew each month. This size is made for dogs weighing 30.1–60kg and provides protection against fleas, ticks, heartworm and common intestinal worms while treating and controlling specified mite infestations.
The chew can be given with or without food, making it easier to fit protection into your dog's usual routine. Its effectiveness is not affected by bathing, swimming or shampooing, so active dogs can keep enjoying normal wash days and water play.
Key Features
- One monthly chew covers fleas, ticks, heartworm and common intestinal worms, reducing the need to manage several different parasite products.
- Fast flea-killing action prevents fleas from infesting the home, supporting a more comfortable dog and a cleaner household routine.
- Protection against Paralysis ticks, Bush ticks and Brown Dog ticks lasts for a full month, giving pet parents a clear monthly schedule to follow.
- Treatment and control extend to demodectic mange, sarcoptic mange and ear mite infestations, broadening everyday parasite care beyond fleas and ticks.
- The beef-flavoured chew was well received by every owner in a three-month Australian field study, which can make monthly administration more straightforward.
- It may be given with or without food, so each dose can fit naturally around the dog's regular mealtime habits.
Specifications
- Dog weight range: 30.1–60kg.
- Minimum age: 8 weeks.
- Administration frequency: once monthly.
- The chew may be given with or without food.
- Flavour: beef.
- Available pack sizes: 3's and 6's.
- Approved for breeding, pregnant and lactating females.
- Bathing, swimming and shampooing do not affect the product.
- APVMA approval number: 81055/114915.
- A heartworm test may be required before starting.
- Shipping is unavailable to Japan, New Zealand and Canada.
Choose this size only when your dog weighs between 30.1kg and 60kg, and keep each monthly dose on a regular schedule. Ask your vet whether a heartworm test is needed before starting and about local deworming needs, including hydatid tapeworm protection in rural areas.