Bravecto Flea & Tick Chewables for Dogs

Bravecto for Dogs is a vet-recommended flea and tick treatment for dogs and puppies aged 6 months and above, and weighing at least 4.4 pounds. This longest-lasting chew kills adult fleas, treats and prevents flea infestations, and treats and controls black-legged tick, American dog tick, brown dog tick, and Asian longhorned tick infestations for 12 weeks. This oral treatment also controls and treats lone star tick infestations for 8 weeks. It has a palatable taste that dogs readily accept, making dosage administration easy. 

Bravecto Chews: Long-lasting flea & tick protection for dogs

Bravecto chewable treatment contains fluralaner, a powerful ingredient that inhibits the nervous system of insects, causing paralysis and death of parasites. It starts killing within two hours of administration and offers 100% effectiveness against adult fleas within 48 hours post-infestation for 12 weeks. It also offers ≥93% effectiveness against American dog tick, black-legged tick, brown dog tick, and Asian longhorned tick infestations 48 hours post infestation for 12 weeks, as well as ≥90% effectiveness against lone star ticks 72 hours post-infestation for 8 weeks.

Note:

• We recommend consulting your vet before buying this product. Pets with a history of seizure attacks should only be treated with this product after consulting a vet.

• To protect cats against fleas and ticks for 12 Weeks Try Bravecto Spot On for Cats

• Palatable, flavored chews for easy administration
• 3-month flea & tick protection chewable treatment
• Suitable for dogs and puppies aged 6 months and above
• Begins killing adult fleas within two hours of administration
• Treats and prevents flea infestations for 12 weeks
• Treats & controls black-legged tick, American dog tick, brown dog tick, and Asian longhorned tick infestations for 12 weeks
• Treats and controls lone star tick infestations for 8 weeks

• Check the weight of your dog before commencing treatment.
• Directly administer chew into the pet's mouth.
• Dosage starts with a minimum dose of 11.4 mg/lb (25 mg/kg) of bodyweight.
• Can be mixed with the dog's meal.
• Treatment can begin at any time during the year.

Dosage:

Administer Bravecto according to the following dosage table.

*For dogs over 123.0 lbs should be administered the appropriate combination of chews

• Bravecto is strictly recommended for veterinary use only.
• Keep the product away from children.
• Do not eat, drink, or smoke while administering the product.
• After treatment, immediately wash your hands with soap and water.
• Store at a controlled room temperature of 59-86° F (15-30° C).

Warnings:

• Before starting the treatment please ask your vet for the use of Bravecto in dogs having a history of epilepsy or seizure or ataxia or muscle tremor.
• In case a dog suffers from vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, decreased appetite, flatulence, or polydipsia, contact a vet immediately.

Fluralaner

How is Bravecto flea & tick treatment different from other chewable treatments?

Bravecto Chews provide 3X longer protection compared to other monthly treatments. One dose of this treatment provides 12 weeks of flea and tick protection to dogs.

Is Bravecto treatment available in different forms?

Yes. This product is available in two forms:

• Chewable Tablet – An oral chewable tablet that should be given with food.
• Topical Solution – A spot-on solution that should be applied directly to the skin.

How safe are Bravecto Chews for Dogs?

The chew is safe to use on dogs and puppies 6 months of age and older, and weighing at least 4.4 pounds. It has also been evaluated for use in breeding, pregnant, and lactating dogs.

Can Bravecto be given to a dog who is receiving treatment for another condition?

The oral treatment is safe to give concurrently with other commonly used treatments. However, it is best to check with a veterinarian before using it simultaneously with other treatments.

Can the Bravecto Chew be broken or crumbled for administration?

Chewables should be administered with food. If you break or crumble the chew, ensure your dog consumes the full dose.

What to do if the dog vomits after taking the chew?

If 4 or more hours have passed before your dog vomits, the dose is likely to get absorbed and the dog is protected. If your dog is otherwise healthy and has vomited within 3 hours of receiving the treatment, administer a new dose. However, wait for 24 hours until you re-dose to avoid the chances of vomiting again. Do not administer a third chew in case the dog vomits again. Consult a veterinarian to get tailored recommendations.

Is it okay if a dog receives the chew dosage earlier than 12 weeks?

There are no adverse effects expected if a dog is treated with twice the recommended dosage within 12 weeks. It is suggested, however, to contact a veterinarian in such a situation.

Can Bravecto Chew and Bravecto Topical both be used on a dog together?

Both chew and topical are flea and tick treatments that provide up to 12 weeks of parasite protection. Use chews if your dog is comfortable with receiving an oral treatment. Alternatively, use the topical if you have a fussy eater.

Can Bravecto Chews be used with other heartworm preventives?

The chewables are safe to use along with other commonly used treatments and preventives. However, take the help of a veterinarian to get the best solution for your dog.

Does Bravecto for Dogs offer protection against Lyme disease?

This product is not known to directly protect against Lyme disease. However, it is effective in killing Deer ticks that may transmit Lyme disease.

Does Bravecto Chew prevent tick-borne diseases?

The Fluralaner chew protects against as many as five tick species including black-legged tick, American dog tick, brown dog tick, Asian longhorned tick and lone star tick that may carry diseases.

How often to administer Bravecto Chews?

Chews should be administered once every 12 weeks to kill adult fleas, treat and prevent flea infestations and treat and control black-legged tick, American dog tick, brown dog tick, and Asian longhorned tick infestations. For the treatment and control of lone star tick infestations, administer the dosage once every 8 weeks.

What to do if I miss the dose?

Administer one chew immediately and continue with the routine dosage for your dog’s uninterrupted parasite protection. However, it is best to take the advice of a veterinarian for expert recommendations.

Can Bravecto Chews for dogs be given to cats?

No, the dog version should not be given to cats, as the treatment is specifically formulated for dogs. Bravecto offers cat-specific solutions: Bravecto Topical for Cats and Bravecto Plus for Cats.

Is Bravecto Chew effective against worms?

This chew is a flea and tick treatment. For comprehensive parasite protection, you may use a product like Simparica Trio that treats and controls roundworm and hookworm infections and prevents heartworm disease along with protecting dogs from fleas and ticks.

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official Bravecto brand label and product documentation. It does not replace professional veterinary advice. Consult your vet before using any treatment.

Buy Nuheart Generic Heartgard for Dogs

Nuheart prevents heartworm larvae to develop into adult heartworms. This safeguards your canine from heartworm infestation and diseases spread by it. Being a generic treatment, it is highly affordable and reliable. Nuheart is available for all sizes and breeds of dogs. Adult dogs and puppies older than 6 weeks of age are safe to treat with Nuheart.

Nuheart Generic Heartworm Preventative

Manufactured by Pharmachem, Nuheart is an affordable alternative to Heartgard. The key ingredient used in Nuheart is Ivermectin, the same as Heartgard. As it contains the same active ingredient, Nuheart has a similar effectiveness as Heartgard. This meat flavored tablet is easy to administer to dogs due to its tastefulness. This monthly treatment is an economical option to guard your canine’s heart. Before starting with this heartwormer, it is strictly recommended to get your dog checked for heartworm infestation. It is not safe to administer Nuheart if the dog is already infected with heartworms.

• Nuheart is a generic version of Heartgard
• Not as costly as Heartgard is
• Has Ivermectin as its key ingredient, the same as Heartgard
• Highly effective heartwormer
• Nuheart does not let the heartworm larvae to grow and stops its infestation
• Being an oral treatment with meat flavor, it is easy to administer to dogs

• Get your canine checked up for heartworm infestation.
• Start treating your canine only if he is not infected with heartworms.
• Weigh your dog and select the pack according to his weight range.
• Administer one tablet directly into the mouth.
• If your pooch does not cooperate, dissolve in a small amount of water and add it to his food.
• Ensure all the food is consumed by your pet.
• Administer Nuheart every month for continuous protection from heartworms.

Dosage:

• Not safe for puppies younger than 6 weeks.
• Consult your vet before starting with Nuheart treatment.
• Get your dog tested for heartworm infestation. Start the administration only if he is not infected with heartworms.
• Do not overdose.
• Store below room temperature.
• Keep the pack away from pets and children.

Caution: Collies including Border Collies and other breeds are sensitive to Ivermectin. Please consult your vet before giving this treatment or look for alternatives to Ivermectin for the treatment of parasites.

• Ivermectin