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Flea and Tick Chew for Extra Small Dogs, Beef-Flavoured Oral Dose for the 4.4–9.9 lb Weight Band

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$106.18
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Flea and Tick Chew for Extra Small Dogs, Beef-Flavoured Oral Dose for the 4.4–9.9 lb Weight Band

$106.18
Sale price  $106.18 Regular price  $106.18
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This beef-flavoured flea and tick chew is sized specifically for extra small dogs weighing 4.4–9.9 lbs (2–4.5 kg). Its active ingredient, fluralaner, is absorbed into the bloodstream after the chew is eaten, so bathing and swimming do not wash it off.

One chew provides 12 weeks of protection against fleas and several listed tick species; lone star tick protection lasts 8 weeks. Fleas begin to be killed within 2 hours, while ticks are killed within 12 hours.

Key Features

  • Oral systemic formula containing the long-acting isoxazoline fluralaner.
  • Beef-flavoured chew designed for dogs in the 4.4–9.9 lb (2–4.5 kg) weight band.
  • Give with food or shortly after a meal to improve absorption and support the full duration.
  • Offered as a single chew for 12 weeks or two chews for 24 weeks.
  • Protects against fleas and ticks only; it does not prevent heartworm or treat intestinal worms.

Specifications

  • Intended animal: Dogs only; not recommended for cats.
  • Minimum age and weight: Puppies from 6 months of age and at least 4.4 lbs (2 kg).
  • Dose schedule: One chew every 12 weeks; four chews are needed for year-round coverage.
  • Pack variants: 1 Chew or 2 Chew.
  • Common reported side effects: Vomiting, soft stool, reduced appetite, or lethargy may occur and are generally mild and transient.
  • Safety guidance: Consult your veterinarian before use if your dog has a history of seizures, neurological disorders, or sensitivity to isoxazoline products. Weigh your dog before dosing and use the correct weight band. Do not split a chew to dose down.

Give the chew with or shortly after a meal, then mark the next dose for 84 days later. If your dog refuses it whole, it may be broken into smaller pieces or placed in food. Contact your veterinarian if vomiting continues after dosing, and remember that separate prevention is required for heartworm and intestinal worms.

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