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Oral Flea Treatment Chews for Extra Small Dogs 4–10 lb, Monthly Beef-Flavored Tick Protection

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$98.11
Sale price  $98.11 Regular price  $98.11
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Oral Flea Treatment Chews for Extra Small Dogs 4–10 lb, Monthly Beef-Flavored Tick Protection

$98.11
Sale price  $98.11 Regular price  $98.11
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Keep monthly parasite care simple for an extra small dog weighing 4–10 lb (2–4 kg). This beef-flavored soft oral chew protects against fleas and multiple tick species without the mess or residue of a topical treatment.

The orange pack is sized specifically for this weight range, and each full chew provides one month of coverage. Choose a 3-chew or 6-chew pack to suit your dog's routine.

Key Features

  • Flea control starts within four hours and reaches 100% within eight hours, bringing fast action when fleas threaten your dog's comfort.
  • Coverage includes black-legged, American dog, lone star, and brown dog ticks, supporting broader protection during walks and outdoor time.
  • One full chew is given once a month, making ongoing parasite care easier to place on a regular calendar.
  • The soft texture and beef flavor encourage most dogs to take the dose like a treat, reducing fuss at medication time.
  • Because the oral formula leaves no greasy residue, your dog can bathe, swim, and enjoy close contact immediately after dosing.

Specifications

  • For dogs weighing 4–10 lb (2–4 kg).
  • Suitable from 8 weeks of age.
  • Form: beef-flavored soft oral chew.
  • Active ingredient: afoxolaner.
  • Dosing schedule: one full chew per month.
  • Pack color: orange.
  • Available pack sizes: 3 chews and 6 chews.
  • Give directly or with food.
  • The full dose must be chewed and swallowed.
  • Never split or share doses across weight sizes.

Give only as directed on the packaging. Consult your veterinarian before use if your dog has a seizure history or is pregnant, breeding, or nursing. Possible side effects include vomiting, diarrhea, itching, lethargy, or reduced appetite; contact your veterinarian if symptoms persist or cause concern.

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