Directions

The dosage of Nexgard for dogs varies in accordance with the weight of the canine. 2.7-6.9 mg/Kg body weight is the recommended dosage. These chewable tablets are available in four different packs marked by different colours. Refer dosage table for details.

To administer, put the tablet directly in the pet’s mouth. If the dog resists then you can mix with his food. In this case, make sure that the pet completes his meal so as to intake the entire dosage. Repeat after 30 days (one month), precisely on the same date.

Dosage table for NexGard

Note:- Safety of Nexgard in breeding, pregnant and lactating dogs has not been approved. So, follow your vet’s advice if your pet is in any of these stages.

Benefits

• Easy to administer beef-flavoured chew that can be given as a treat
• Once a month treatment
• Highly effective flea treatment for dogs, providing excellent flea control throughout the month
• Provides tick control for a full month against paralysis ticks, bush ticks, and brown dog ticks
• Prevents flea tapeworm infestations
• It starts working within 8 hours and thus is a rapid acting treatment for dogs
• Compared to spot-on treatments, it is mess-free as there are no chances of residue, staining, or discolouration of the pet’s skin
• Nexgard is strictly a dog flea and tick treatment. Do not administer it to any other species of pets.

• Keep away from children and pets.
• In case, the pet has a history of epilepsy or seizures then vet advice prior to buying Nexgard is a must.
• Follow the label instructions to get details about administration, expiry date, dosage and precautions.
• Store at temperature below 30°C (86°F).
• Adverse reactions are rare but may be observed in hypersensitive pets. If your pet shows symptoms like vomiting, appetite loss, lethargy, flaky skin, diarrhea etc. then consult a vet immediately.
• Wash hands with soap and water after giving the chewable to the pet.

Contraindications

Do not give to pets allergic to any of the ingredients of Nexgard.

More Information

APVMA Approval Number

• Minimum recommended dose rate: 0.5 mg milbemycin oxime and 5 mg praziquantel per kg bodyweight of a dog.
• Administer the tablet orally as a single dose.
• Treat pet once a month to prevent heartworm and other intestinal worm infection.
• Can administer with or without food.

Note:-

• Until 12 weeks of age treat puppies with Milbemax once every 2 weeks.
• Then continue once every three months for protection against intestinal worms.
• For added heartworm prevention, treat once a month preferably on the same date.

• Milbemax is a broad-spectrum treatment widely used for dogs.
• It treats and prevents intestinal worms including heartworms.
• This multi-spectrum anthelmintic product controls and treats gastrointestinal worms such as hookworms, roundworms, whipworms and tapeworms.
• Milbemax is an effective treatment for mixed infections caused due to adult intestinal worms in dogs.
• This monthly treatment controls heartworm infection in dogs.
• It is easy to administer as it comes in tablet form.

• Store it in a cool and dry place.
• Keep it out of reach of children and pets.
• Test your dog for existing heartworm infection before starting Milbemax treatment.
• It is safe to use in breeding males and females, pregnant and lactating bitches.
• Milbemax is strictly for dog use only.