Frontpro Afoxolaner 68mg Dog 10-25kg is a palatable, convenient over-the-counter tablet for your dog that offers protection against fleas and ticks.
These easy-to-take beef-flavored tablets, which can be mixed into the dog's food, eliminate and kill all fleas (C. felis and C. canis) in just 24 hours, preventing their development and proliferation by acting on their nervous system. Ticks are killed and eliminated in just 48 hours (Dermacentor reticulatus, Ixodes ricinus, Rhipicephalus sanguineus).
Afoxolanerl, an insecticide and acaricide from the isoxazoline family. Dogs will be free and protected from parasites for 30 days.
The oral antiparasitic treatment allows the dog to be bathed or washed even after administration. The product can be integrated into a treatment strategy for the control of flea bite allergy dermatitis (FBAD).
Frontpro® kills fleas within 8 hours, before they have time to lay eggs. This helps protect your home against fleas.
A single tablet treats a flea infestation for 5 weeks, and a tick infestation for 1 month.
In the event of aflea infestation in your home, we recommend the use of an anti-parasite spray or fogger to eliminate flea nests on a long-term basis.
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Give 1 chewable tablet directly into the dog's mouth or into the bowl with food. 1 tablet per month
Chewable tablets are palatable to most dogs. If the dog does not accept the tablets directly, they can be administered with food.
Treatment schedule:
Monthly intervals during flea and/or tick infestation seasons and according to local epidemiological situations.
Frontpro is administered orally.
Frontpro tablets are chewable, and are appreciated by most dogs. However, if the dog does not accept the tablets directly, they can be administered with food.
Choosing the right dosage of Frontpro for your dog depends on a number of factors, including your dog's weight and size. Frontpro is an anti-parasite medication for dogs available in several dosages. It is essential to follow the dosage recommendations provided by your veterinarian or indicated on the product packaging.
Frontpro should be administered according to the following table to ensure the target dose of 2.7-7 mg/kg dog weight:
In general, Frontpro is available in dosages such as 0.67 mg, 1.34 mg, 2.68 mg and 4.02 mg per kilogram of body weight. Here are some general tips for choosing the right dosage:
Remember that Frontpro is for external use only and must not be ingested. If you have any concerns about choosing the right dosage or using Frontpro for your dog, always consult your veterinarian for personalized advice. Your dog's safety and well-being are paramount.
Special precautions for use in animals
In the absence of available data, consult a veterinarian before treating puppies under 8 weeks of age and/or dogs weighing less than 2 kg bodyweight.
Special precautions to be taken by the person administering the veterinary drug to animals
To prevent children from gaining access to the veterinary medicine, remove only one chewable tablet from the blister pack at a time. Replace the blister pack containing the remaining chewable tablets in the box.
Wash hands after handling.
Contraindications: Do not use in case of hypersensitivity to the active substance or to any of the excipients.
68 mg Afoxolaner; Potassium sorbate (E202)
It is important to note that flea treatment with Afoxolaner does not generally affect the animal negatively, as it specifically targets fleas and not the animal's nervous system. However, it is essential to follow the product's administration instructions and consult your veterinarian to choose the right treatment for your pet, based on its weight, age and specific flea protection needs.
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